A document that has 27 amendments and sets the guidelines for our country.

Something that is required at a state or federal level.

A topic the political party has a goal set about/around.

A document that establishes the functions of the US without Britain.

To enter and vote you must be registered for a certain party.

The first 10 amendments of a document that make up our rights.

Funds are given by the government to build public service projects and the economy.

An organization that elects candidates to run

An event that revealed the weakness of the government under the AoC.

To enter and vote you do not have to be registered for a specific party

States the natural rights of citizens.

A clause that states the citizens must respect other states' acts, records, and judicial proceedings.

They do not always have the same ideology and do not agree fully on the same things.

A new creation of a new branch of government.

When someone has a voting ballot they only pick candidates that are in the same party as them.

A document that argued that the federal government had too much power.

A clause that states other states must surrender alleged criminals to the state where they had been allegedly committed.

The two main political parties.

People were in favor of the creation of the constitution and wanted a strong centralized gov.

538 Presidential voters come together to give their vote to a specific candidate.

A document that argued the US would not do well individually and we need a strong centralized government.

Alliances with other countries.

Have ideology that doesn't fit with either of the two main sides. There are very many of these.

People who opposed the creation of the Constitution and favored small localized gov.

The government is based on the citizen's vote and the citizen's opinions.