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Across 4. the party which opposed the adoption of the constitution 6. able to abolish rules/regulations 7. has no forceabi;ty power 8. to be informed of 14. the right to be protected against excessive bail/cruel punishments 18. an introductory statement 19. limit the power of the national governent 20. the power to reject bills in being passed 21. controll of the congress; supported the constitution 23. army composed of citizens 24. to admit to citizenship

Down 1. a government body of two houses or chambers 2. limit the power of private indivduals 3. "Government of the peope, by the people, for the people..." 5. uncontrollable power by which any independent state is governed 9. the right to be protected against unreasonable searches without warrant 10. provision concerning prosecution 11. economic system of property ownership 12. freedom of speech, the press, and to pettition 13. consist of congress and senate 15. a political vague document viewed as law written in 1787 16. consist of of supreme court 17. consist of president;vice-president;cabinet 21. a misdemeanor offense 22. the crime of betraying one's country