The Constitution

To formally confirm or approve, as of a treaty or constitutional amendment

• Levy

• Posterity

• Ratify

• Autonomy

The quality or state of being self-governing

• Levy

• Posterity

• Ratify

• Autonomy

Future generations

• Levy

• Posterity

• Ratify

• Autonomy

The right (of a president) to reject a piece of legislation

• Levy

• Veto

• Posterity

• Autonomy

To impose or collect (a tax)

• Levy

• Veto

• Posterity

• Autonomy

A special meeting held to draw up a new constitution

• Preamble

• Divine Right

• Unalienable

• Constitutional Convention

Incapable of being taken away or transferred to another

• Preamble

• Divine Right

• Unalienable

• Constitutional Convention

A right or responsibility given by a divine being or deity that is therefore beyond question by humanity

• Preamble

• Divine Right

• Unalienable

• Constitutional Convention

An introduction to a document such as a constitution, explaining its purpose

• Preamble

• Divine Right

• Unalienable

• Constitutional Convention

Which answer correctly fills in the blanks? The ______ passes laws. The ______ may veto laws. The ______ may override a veto with a 2/3 majority vote. The ______ may declare a law unconstitutional.

• president / legislature / judicial branch / president

• legislature / president / judicial branch / legislature

• legislature / president / legislature / judicial branch