A Historical Overview Crossword

What is a system of basic laws and principles that establish the nature, functions, and limits of a government or other institution?
What is a body of rules established to support the norms of society, enforced through punishment
What refers to a society in which numerous distinct ethnic, religious, or cultural gropus cosexist within one nation, each contributing to society as a whole.
Who did not support the boycott of British goods in the colonies and who still paid allegiance to the British Monarchy?
Who supported the boycott of British goods in the colonies and who owed allegiance to America rather than to the British monarchy?
Who were coloial soldiers?
What established the supremacy of the law over the ruler and guaranteed English feudal barons individual rights and "due process of laws, " including trial by jury.
What is a belief in a government in which power is distributed and limited by a system of laws that must be obeyed by those who rule?
What agreement reached in drafting the United States Constitution that gave each state an equal vote in the Senate and a proportionate vote in the House?
Which article established the legislature?
Which article established the office of the presidency to carry out law?
Which article completed the national government structure to include the judicial branch?
Which article details how the Constitution can be amended?
What in the Constitution declared itself the supreme law of the land?
How to approve a constitutional amendment
Colonists who favored a strong federal government
Colonists who opposed a strong federal government
Changes to a constitution or bylaws
What was added to the Constitution to ensure the individual rights of American citizens?