constitution crossword puzzle\nacross\n4 must be 35 or older, a natural - born citizen and a u.s. resident…

constitution crossword puzzle\nacross\n4 must be 35 or older, a natural - born citizen and a u.s. resident for 14 years.\n9 a written plan of government.\n11 highest court in the judicial department\n12 people have the ___ to a speedy trial.\n13 ___ of religion.\n14 the 13th amendment forbid owning one.\n17 addition or change in the constitution.\n19 we the ___ of the united states...\n21 ___ of representatives\n22 high crime described in article iii.\n24 no ___ and unusual punishments. (am. 8)\n27 crimes are tried in the ___ where they are committed (am. 6)\n29 must be at least 30 and 9 years a citizen\n30 number of articles in the original constitution\n33 the 15th amendment enabled blacks to\n35 legislative or ___ branch.\n37 ___ ill discusses the judicial branch.\n38 ___ lets voters directly elect u.s. senators.\n40 article vi says the u.s. will pay its ___\n41 amendment outlawing liquor sales.\n44 number of states needed to ratify the constitution (art. vii)\n45 least number of representatives that a state can have (art. i)\n46 department headed by the president.\ndown\n1 the united states constitution replaced the articles of ___\n2 people can ___ peacefully. (am. 1)\n3 a person does not have to be a witness against ___ (am. 5)\n5 amendment 21 ___ amendment 18\n6 years in a senators term\n7 first amendment freedom\n8 has 100 members - two per state\n10 years in a representatives term\n11 population determines the number of representatives from each\n15 each year, the president delivers a state of the ___ message (art. ii, sec. 3)

constitution crossword puzzle\nacross\n4 must be 35 or older, a natural - born citizen and a u.s. resident for 14 years.\n9 a written plan of government.\n11 highest court in the judicial department\n12 people have the ___ to a speedy trial.\n13 ___ of religion.\n14 the 13th amendment forbid owning one.\n17 addition or change in the constitution.\n19 we the ___ of the united states...\n21 ___ of representatives\n22 high crime described in article iii.\n24 no ___ and unusual punishments. (am. 8)\n27 crimes are tried in the ___ where they are committed (am. 6)\n29 must be at least 30 and 9 years a citizen\n30 number of articles in the original constitution\n33 the 15th amendment enabled blacks to\n35 legislative or ___ branch.\n37 ___ ill discusses the judicial branch.\n38 ___ lets voters directly elect u.s. senators.\n40 article vi says the u.s. will pay its ___\n41 amendment outlawing liquor sales.\n44 number of states needed to ratify the constitution (art. vii)\n45 least number of representatives that a state can have (art. i)\n46 department headed by the president.\ndown\n1 the united states constitution replaced the articles of ___\n2 people can ___ peacefully. (am. 1)\n3 a person does not have to be a witness against ___ (am. 5)\n5 amendment 21 ___ amendment 18\n6 years in a senators term\n7 first amendment freedom\n8 has 100 members - two per state\n10 years in a representatives term\n11 population determines the number of representatives from each\n15 each year, the president delivers a state of the ___ message (art. ii, sec. 3)

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Brief Explanations:

This is a crossword - puzzle related to the U.S. Constitution. Each clue refers to a specific aspect of the Constitution such as requirements for office - holding, articles, amendments, and branches of government. By using knowledge of U.S. constitutional law and history, one can fill in the crossword.

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Since no specific question was asked about this crossword (e.g., solve a particular clue), no specific answers for the crossword squares can be provided. However, here are some general answers based on the clues: 4. Answer: President (requirements for President: 35 or older, natural - born citizen, U.S. resident for 14 years) 9. Answer: Constitution (a written plan of government) 11. Answer: Supreme Court (highest court in the Judicial Department) 13. Answer: Right (People have the right to a speedy trial) 14. Answer: Slavery (13th Amendment forbade owning slaves) 19. Answer: People ("We the People of the United States...") 21. Answer: House (House of Representatives) 24. Answer: Cruel ("No cruel and unusual punishments") 27. Answer: State (Crimes are tried in the state where they are committed) 29. Answer: Senator (Must be at least 30 and 9 years a citizen for a senator) 30. Answer: Seven (Number of articles in the original Constitution) 33. Answer: Vote (15th Amendment enabled blacks to vote) 35. Answer: Lawmaking (Legislative or law - making branch) 37. Answer: Article (Article III discusses the judicial branch) 38. Answer: Seventeenth (Seventeenth Amendment lets voters directly elect U.S. senators) 40. Answer: Debts (Article VI says the U.S. will pay its debts) 41. Answer: Eighteenth (Eighteenth Amendment outlawing liquor sales) 44. Answer: Nine (Number of states needed to ratify the Constitution) 45. Answer: One (Least number of representatives that a state can have) 46. Answer: Executive (Department headed by the President)

  1. Answer: Confederation (The United States Constitution replaced the Articles of Confederation)
  2. Answer: Speech (First Amendment freedom of speech)
  3. Answer: Senate (Has 100 members - two per state)
  4. Answer: Population (Population determines the number of representatives from each state)
  5. Answer: State of the Union (Each year, the President delivers a State of the Union Message)
  6. Answer: Treason (High crime described in Article III)
  7. Answer: Twenty - first (Amendment 21)
  8. Answer: Six (Years in a senator's term)