is for Amendment

A small change to improve something usually a written document.

is for Bill of Rights

The first ten amendments to the US Constitution, an official announcement of the legal and civil rights.

is for Congress

Congress is one of three branches. Congress is the branch that makes laws. It is called the legislative branch. The others are called the executive branch and the judicial branch.

is for Democracy

Having control of a system or group by the majority of its members. It is like a majority rules government.

is for Economy

The money and supplies of a country, especially in terms of the making and using of stock and jobs.

is for Federalism

Sharing the tasks between the Judicial, Executive, and Legislative systems of government.

is for Goverment

the organization that makes the law of the country and makes sure that all the people in that nation or community are treated fairly by those laws.

is for House of Representatives

This is one of the lower chambers of Congress that makes up the Legislative Branch of the government. The other lower chamber is the Senate. 

is for Impeach

is for Jury

A group of people (usually twelve people) who legally promised to give an answer in a court case because of the evidence given to them in court.

is for Kingdom

Land usually a country, state, or territory ruled by a queen or king.

is for Legal

 Required by the law, or allowed by the law.

is for Monarchy

A form of government that has a monarch at its head, also known as a queen, king, empress, or emperor to rule the land.

is for Neutrality

The position of not supporting or helping any side in a conflict or disagreement usually between countries or states.

is for Oath

A honest promise, talking about one's future action or behavior.

is for Pardon

the action of being forgiven or forgiving an error or offense by law.