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Across 7. The power of the Supreme Court to say whether or not an action or law is constitutional or not 8. to change or revise 10. a crop grown to make money that can be easily sold at market 11. a company in which investors buy stock in return for a share of its future profits 13. taking no side 14. a part of a machine or device that can be easily replaced by another identical part 15. A person living in a country who is not a citizen 17. lawmaking branch of the government; includes congress 18. The branch who enforces the laws; includes the president 19. a system to keep the three branches equal 22. a list of fundamental laws; a document detailing a plan of government 26. government with limited powers strictly defined by law 28. ideas or information used to intentionally spread harm or help a cause 29. to break away from or withdraw 33. a type of economy in which people are free to decide what to buy, sell, or trade. 34. relationship between a mother country and a colony in which trade is restricted fort he colonies in order to guarantee profits for the mother country 37. a tax of a foreign good, usually to protect domestic industry 40. a laborer who agrees to work for a time without pay in exchange for passage to America 44. a strong sense of devotion to ones country 45. laws passed in the South during Reconstruction aimed at controlling freedmen 46. $$$$; study on how individuals make and spend their money 49. incoming money 50. rivalry based on interests of different areas; favoring your state or region over the country 52. a job or action all citizens must do 53. a person who sought to end slavery 54. a group of advisers to the president 55. a machine invented by Eli Whitney that made it easier and quicker to clean cotton seeds out of cotton 56. a formal request 57. drinking little or no alcohol 58. to refuse to buy items in order to show disapproval

Down 1. to officially approve 2. a law 3. a person or country that owes money 4. powers are divided among different branches to make sure no branch becomes too powerful 5. a government in which people elect delegates to make decisions for them 6. the right to vote 9. the belief that the government is subject to the will of the people 12. military force made up of volunteer citizens 16. a right that cannot be taken away 20. the belief that the US should extend from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Coast 21. practice of giving government jobs to friends or supporters 23. variety, such as ethnic or national group 24. a power not enumerated in the Constitution but suggested in the language 25. the branch of the government which includes the courts and settles disputes and question of the law 27. a colonist who supported independence during the Revolution 30. the period of rebuilding after the Civil War 31. an unfair opinion not based on facts 32. document written in 1620; first self-government in America 35. to sell abroad 36. sharing power between the federal and state governments 38. More than half 39. a method of elections in which candidates use gossip and rumors to make an opponent look bad 41. something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow; a tradition 42. having two houses 43. an agreement in which both sides give up some of their demands 47. to legally overturn or cancel 48. a person who remained loyal to England during the Revolution 51. to reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law