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Reid Government/Cit
Reid Government and Citizenship
Term | Definition |
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constitution | The ___ is our set of written laws. |
Judicial Branch | The ___ uses the constitution to interpret laws. |
Executive Branch | The ___ enforces laws and is the Chief Commander of Defense. |
Legislative Branch | The ___ makes laws. |
Congress | The U.S. legislative branch is called ___. |
Monarchy | A government with one strong leader who inherits power, usually a king or queen, is called a ___. |
President | The Executive Branch is made up of the ___, the Vice President, and his cabinet. |
Supreme Court | The Judicial Branch is the ___. |
representative | There are two types of Democracy and they are direct and ___ democracies. |
government | The purpose of ___ is to keep order, to provide services, and to protect the common good. |
government | A group of people who have the power to make and enforce laws for a country or area is the ___. |
limited | If a government has a constitution to follow, its powers are ___. |
authoritarian | An ___ government is one in which all power is held by a single person or small group. |
foreign policy | A set of goals describing how a country's government plans to interact with other countries' governments is the ___ . |
United Nations | The ___ is the largest international organization that works for peace. |
citizen | A ___ is a legal member of a country usually made so by being born within the country. |
House of Burgesses | The ___ in Jamestown in 1619 was the beginning of representative democracy. |
French and Indian War | The ___ was expensive so the King of England decided to tax the colonists without representation to pay for it. |
constitution | The ___ established our three branches of Federal government along with a strong system of checks and balances. |
Mayflower Compact | The Pilgrims signed the ___ before landing, to ensure that all members of the colony would follow the majority rules with laws in the colony. |
chronology | A timeline is in a _________________, a list of events in the order they happened. |
archaeology | ___________ is the scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts and other evidence. |
primary | A ______________ source is information that comes directly from a person who experienced an event. |
secondary | Information about an event that does not come from a person who experienced that event is a ________ source. |
prehistory | _______ is the time before humans invented writing. |