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Constitution terms

5th Gr. SS

QuestionAnswer
Wilderness road and Cumberland Gap Daniel Boone
Star Spangled Banner and Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key
Helped Corp of Discovery to Succeed (Lewis and Clark) Sacajawea
New Orleans General and people's president Andrew Jackson
First African American appointed by a president to plan Washington D.C. Benjamin Banneker
Negotiated Louisiana Purchase for president Jefferson James Monroe
Expedition to gather information about the west Meriwether Clark
pushed the country toward the war of 1812 War Hawks
USS Constiturtion Old Ironsides
Saved document from the burning White House Dolly Madison
Introduction Preamble
The branch of government whose job it is to carry out the laws and run the government executive branch
a person chosen by people to represent them delegate
the new plan of government approved by the continental congress Articles of Confederation
the head of the judicial branch of government Supreme Court
an addition to something amendment
the house of congrss in which each state has two representatives reguardless of population Senate
a 1787 law that provided a way for pioneers to move to the northwest territory Northwest Ordinance
The house of Congress in which each state is represented according to its population House of Representatives
a system of government in which power is shared between the national and state governments federal system
the lawmaking branch of government legislative
The first ten amendments to the constitution Bill of Rights
a system in which the powers of one branch of government are balanced by the powers of another checks and balances
a plan of government constitution
a group of officials including the secretary of each department and the attorney general cabinet
a type of democracy in which the people elect representatives to run the country republic
the branch of government whose job it is to decide the meaning of laws judicial branch
the head of the executive branch of government president
refuse to approve veto
a group of people who share similar ideas about government political party
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