acts, administration, adoption, advantage, advice, advise, advocate, affiliation, agenda, agreement, allocate, AMENDMENT, article, assist, attitude, authority, authorization
balance, ballot, basic, belief, bicameral, Bill of Rights, bipartisan, BIPARTISANSHIP, branch, budget, bureaucracy
cabinet, campaign, candidate, capital, caucus, check, citizenship, clause, cloture, committee, CONCEIVE, concurrent, conduct, Congress, consent, constituent, constitution, contribute, contribution, control, cooperation, council, court, courtesy, crossover, curtail
debate, debt, decision, deficit, delay, delegate, democracy, department, detente, direct, doctrine, domestic
efficacy, election, Electoral College, enforce, engage, enterprise, ENUMERATE, equality, ESTABLISH, evidence, exclusive, Executive Branch, exemplify, expire, express
faction, federal, FEDERALISM, filibuster, First Amendment, Founding Fathers
gerrymandering, goal, government, grant, guilt
honor
ideasl, identification, ideology, illegal, impact, impeach, implied, impound, inadmissible, inalienable, incumbent, inefficiency, influence, inherent, initiative, interpretation, interstate
job, joint, judgment, judicial
lame duck, law, leader, legal, LEGISLATIVE, legislator, legislature, lobby, lobbyist, local
machine, major, majority, management, maritime, meeting, member, minority
nation, national, nominate
official, oligarchy, ORDAIN, outcome, override
P: parties, partisan, PERFECT, PERPETUATE, petition, philosophy, policy, political party, poll, popular, population, POSTERITY, power, presidential, prevent, primary, procedure, process, proper, protection, public, public domain, punishment, purpose
quality
range, RATIFICATION, recall, RECITATION, referendum, representative, REPUBLIC, requirement, reserve, responsibility, restraint, review, reward, rights, rule
safe seat, search, SECURE, security, sedition, seizure, select, separation, share, signature, SIMULTANEOUS, Speaker of the House, special interest, spending, split, state, status, strict, successful, suffrage, support, supreme, system
tax, technique, tension, term, threaten, ticket, TRANQUILITY, two-thirds, tyranny
unconstitutional, unicameral, UNIQUENESS, unity, unpopular
various, veto, violation, vital, vote
ward, wealth, Whip, wide, worthy
zone
Constitution Day Lesson plans and discussion questions:
1. In what document, adopted in 1791, can you find ten amendments to the Constitution?
2. Explain the term, New Federalism.
3. What branches of the US government enforce laws?
4. What does the term filibuster mean?
5. How many members are there in the House of Representatives? In the Senate? How many from each state?
6. Explain the term pocket veto.