Two-house legislature created by the Great Compromise

A single legislative body with unlimited power

A system where the executive has veto power over the legislature

A court system with two levels of appeal

Supreme Courts power to strike down legislature, established by Madison v Marbury

The process of appointing federal judges by the President

A legal principle that allows Congress to override Supreme Court decisions

The authority of state courts to interpret international law

An agreement that kept the balance of power in congress between free and slave states

A treaty that ended the Civil War

A law that granted women the right to vote

A document that established the Bill of Rights

Items made from cloth

Tools used for painting

Machines for construction

Types of musical instruments

Edible grains

move to a new place

eat at a restaurant

read a book

paint a picture

a person in charge of a train, streetcar, or other public conveyance

a device used to measure temperature

a type of musical instrument

a chemical used to clean surfaces

To formally withdraw from the Union

To join together in a union

To sign a peace treaty

To declare independence from all nations

the confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group at a particular time

a type of financial reward given to employees

the process of making decisions in a business

the physical strength of a team

Used to prevent freed slaves from voting

Methods to increase voter turnout among women

Taxes imposed to fund public schools

Tests required for government jobs