The division of powers and laws between state and federal.

This group OPPOSES gun control.

These are the 3 branches of the United States government.

These are at least 3 of the rights covered under the Bill of Rights.

Name at least one other thing that you will vote for in November besides just the president (generally, not specifically).

After federal "guidelines" were issued recently, some states are less than relieved about this civil rights issue that affects schools and federal facilities.

This group supports Social Security and looks to expand services for those in need.

In order to go to war, the president would have to get a declaration from this branch of government.

One of the main grievances of the American colonies was lack of this--particularly taxation without it.

These are the three remaining presidential hopefuls for the 2016 election.

This is the document that helped set up the system of federalism

This group supports naturalization as the way to handle immigration.

The three branches were set up to keep what from happening?

This document told King George and Great Britain both the colonies' grievances and also their desire to break away on their own, also known as our "break-up letter with England"

One of the most important things the new president will do will be to appoint a new person to this position within the judicial branch.

These are the names of the types of power split up under federalism (get at least 2 of 3).

This is the primary ECONOMIC belief or driving force of the Conservative viewpoint.

Seen as controversial, this is one of the powers which the president has in which they can put new guidelines in place or make changes to a law even before congress officially approves.

It took a few tries, but by the time the Constitution was created, the writers had addressed this primary issue of no person or group having too much of this.

In order to secure the nomination for their party, presidential hopefuls have to secure a certain amount of these.

These are at least 2 issues currently involving the topic of Federalism (who has say in decisions/laws/rights).

What is the liberal viewpoint on the best way to deal with the war on terror?

This is the main responsibility regarding checks and balances that the executive branch has towards the judicial branch.

These three things are listed as unalienable rights within the Declaration of Independence.

With one of the highest delegate counts, this is the state that is having an important presidential primary on Tuesday.