President of theUnited States,who also acts ashead of state andCommander-in-Chief of the armedforcesDoes notagree withtheconstitutionAuthority ofSupreme Courtto declare lawsunconstitutionalDivision ofpower betweencentral andlocal (state)governmentsJudicialBranchUnconstitutionalIdea thatpeople are thesource ofgovernmentpower (decisionmaking)Separationof PowersJudicialReviewA system in whicheach branch ofgovernment (judicial,legislative,executive) can limitthe power of theother branchesA governmentin which thepeople have thepower to makepoliticaldecisions.Powers aredividedbetweenseparatebranches ofgovernmentDemocracyChecks&BalancesLimitedGovernmentFederalismSystem ofcourts thatinterprets andapplies the lawin a countryAmendmentGovernment’spower over thepeople is limitedby agreed uponprinciples, theConstitutionAssembly with theauthority to makelaws for a politicalentity such as acountry or city;Congress = Houseof Representatives +SenateA changemade to theConstitutionLegislativeBranchPopularSovereigntyExecutiveBranchPresident of theUnited States,who also acts ashead of state andCommander-in-Chief of the armedforcesDoes notagree withtheconstitutionAuthority ofSupreme Courtto declare lawsunconstitutionalDivision ofpower betweencentral andlocal (state)governmentsJudicialBranchUnconstitutionalIdea thatpeople are thesource ofgovernmentpower (decisionmaking)Separationof PowersJudicialReviewA system in whicheach branch ofgovernment (judicial,legislative,executive) can limitthe power of theother branchesA governmentin which thepeople have thepower to makepoliticaldecisions.Powers aredividedbetweenseparatebranches ofgovernmentDemocracyChecks&BalancesLimitedGovernmentFederalismSystem ofcourts thatinterprets andapplies the lawin a countryAmendmentGovernment’spower over thepeople is limitedby agreed uponprinciples, theConstitutionAssembly with theauthority to makelaws for a politicalentity such as acountry or city;Congress = Houseof Representatives +SenateA changemade to theConstitutionLegislativeBranchPopularSovereigntyExecutiveBranch

Basic Principles of the Constitution Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. President of the United States, who also acts as head of state and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces
  2. Does not agree with the constitution
  3. Authority of Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional
  4. Division of power between central and local (state) governments
  5. Judicial Branch
  6. Unconstitutional
  7. Idea that people are the source of government power (decision making)
  8. Separation of Powers
  9. Judicial Review
  10. A system in which each branch of government (judicial, legislative, executive) can limit the power of the other branches
  11. A government in which the people have the power to make political decisions.
  12. Powers are divided between separate branches of government
  13. Democracy
  14. Checks & Balances
  15. Limited Government
  16. Federalism
  17. System of courts that interprets and applies the law in a country
  18. Amendment
  19. Government’s power over the people is limited by agreed upon principles, the Constitution
  20. Assembly with the authority to make laws for a political entity such as a country or city; Congress = House of Representatives + Senate
  21. A change made to the Constitution
  22. Legislative Branch
  23. Popular Sovereignty
  24. Executive Branch