Conduct foreign affairs/Make treaties

Build roads/Build national parks

Establish post offices/Coin money

Declare war/Have an army

Collect taxes/Pass new laws

Laws that make an act a crime after the crime has been committed

A law that changed how we amend the Constitution

A law that explained how the government should work

A law that explains the Bill of Rights

The authority of a court to hear a case appealed by another court

The authority of a court to make laws

The authority of Congress to override a veto

The authority to hear a case for the first time

To talk a bill to death

The process of turning a bill into a law

To talk a law to death

To vote in Congress

Federal laws

The agencies and employees of the executive branch

The agencies and employees of the legislative branch

It allows more than one court to hear and judge the same case

It allows the executive branch to make a law without the approval of Congress

It allows people to vote

It allows federal workers to get a raise before their next election

The procedure to start a debate

The procedure for voting

The procedure for ending a debate and taking a vote

The procedure for closing a case

A court order that decides who wins the case

A court order that establishes a law

A court order established by the president

A court order that requires police to bring a prisoner to court

Power granted to all courts to hear and judge the same case

Power granted to a particular court to apply and interpret laws

Power to establish new courts

Power granted to the executive branch to look over cases

A resolution passed by both the Senate and the House

A resolution passed by the judicial branch to use in a court of law

A resolution passed by the president to establish new laws and apply them all over the country

A resolution used to debate over a bill

International agreement

An agreement in the United States

An agreement passed by the 13 colonies in order to establish a strong central government

An agreement established by Congress

An agreement that states we can't use Amazon anymore

An agreement that prohibits trading with all countries

An agreement among a group of nations that prohibits them all from trading with a target nation

It restricts the governments power

It limits the power to pass laws

It limits the president from vetoing bills

It limits the judicial branch from judging cases

Government projects and grants that primarily benefit the home district or state

Government projects and grants that primarily benefit other countries

State projects and grants that primarily benefit local governments

International projects that benefit the United States

When a bill fails to become a law because the president doesn't sign the bill and can't return the bill to Congress within 10 days

When the president vetoes something, and the legislative branch overrides his veto

When the president put a bill in his pocket to sign it later

When Congress is still in session, but the president refuses to sign a bill into law so it fails

To approve

To sign into law

To cancel

To agree with

The drawing of electoral districts in Congress

The redrawing of electoral districts in a state

The making of a new district without Congress' consent

The redrawing of electoral districts to gain electoral advantage

A plan for government

A plan to make a treaty with another country

A plan for making and spending money

A plan to earn more V-bucks (-Miah)

The theory that a country should partner up with another

The theory that all war should end

The theory that a country should sell more goods than they buy

The theory that a country should buy more goods than they sell

People who try to help charity

People who try to influence government

People who try to earn more money

People who try to influence others to join them

A pardon towards the president

A pardon towards a criminal

A pardon towards Congress

A pardon towards a group of people

A voice vote in which those in favor say "Nay!" and those against say "Yay!"

A voice vote which those in favor say "Yay!" and those against say "Nay!"

A voice veto in which the vice president chooses to override a veto

A court's opinion on a veto

A court's legislature chooses the new justices of the Supreme Court

A statement that is prepared by a judge announcing the court's decision after a court is tried

Recorded or machine votes

Votes that are counted by the legislative branch

The privilege of sending mail without the payment of postage

The privilege of sending packages without using stamps

The usage of stamps

An agreement or contract among a group of people

An agreement between all the branches of government

An international agreement