This printable crossword puzzle on the topic of US Government & Constitution has 27 clues. Answers range from 5 to 14 letters long. This crossword is also available to download as a Microsoft Word document or a PDF.
I don't approve of intoxicating liquors, so I made them illegal
I decided it's silly only men can vote
I don't think Congress should control their own salaries
I think citizens from other states shouldn't be able to file a law suit against a state without its consent to it
I gave U.S. citizens the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
I hated slavery, so I abolished it
I think two terms are enough for presidents
I think 18-year-olds are old enough to vote
I don't think soldiers should be able to come in and take over a house without the owner's consent
I thought the eighteenth amendment was just silly, so I got rid of it
I think every man should be able to vote, so I gave newly freedmen the right to do so
I think presidents and their VPs shouldn't be a packaged deal for voters
I think it's impossible for the Constitution to list all our rights, so I made sure that we are entitled to rights that aren't listed
I want to maintain a regulated militia, so I made it to where people have the right to bear arms
I think that senators should be voted for by the people
I made sure states had power by giving them reserved power
I give accused persons rights to an attorney, to a jury, and to a speedy trial
I don't want people to be searched and/or seized without reason
It was coo-coo crazy that freedmen and women were not citizens, so I granted them citizenship and equal protection
I added due process of law to the Constitution to protect the rights of an accused person
I make sure no excessive bail, fines, and/or punishment happens in our criminal justice system
I like my number, so I made the inauguration date the same in January
I gave Congress the power to tax
I gave the District of Columbia electors and voting rights
I thought poll tax was coo-coo crazy, so I got rid of it
I gave accused persons the right of a trial by jury
I set up the presidential succession