Chapter Two Vocabulary

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Across 3. legislative body with one chamber 5. document written in1689 designed to prevent abuses by monarchs upon their subjects 8. delegates set out to govern the colonies by authorizing the printing of money, establishing a post office and creation of the Continental Army 9. plan of government adopted by the states after the Revolutionary War that failed because it did not allow the central government enough power 14. document written in 1628 that challenged the divine right of kings and that even a monarch was not above the law 15. formal approval 19. legislative body composed of two chambers 20. principle of the Constitution in which people are the source of the governments power, voting is an example 21. a basic principle of US government in which the Constitution limits the actions of government

Down 1. supporter of the ratification of the Constitution 2. document issued on July 4, 1776 that informs the King that the colonies are free from the rule of the crown 4. laws and public policy are made by officials selected by voters and held accountable by periodic elections 6. colony run by individuals or groups to whom land was granted 7. body of fundamental laws that sets out the principles, structures and processes of a government 10. colony run by a governor and council appointed by the king 11. series of essays explaining and defending the Constitution 12. opposed to the ratification of the Constitution 13. colony established by a group of settlers who had been given a formal document allowing them to settle 16. document written in 1215 that limited the power of the monarchy and granted trial by jury and due process to the noble class 17. a basic law or written grant of authority from the King 18. to refuse to buy

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