Most of the powers of government would reside with the _____.
Against all odds, the Americans won their War of________.
When republics failed, they were usually replaced by the very worst—most oppressive—forms of_______.
The key, they all agreed, was to establish structural limits on power—the power of anyone, and any institution, exercising governmental ________.
America’s_________ Fathers believed they had answers.
The courts would settle ___________.
In the summer of 1787, in one of the most creative acts in human history, these men (minus Jefferson and Adams who were serving the country abroad) fashioned a national government divided into three________ parts or branches.
The key, they all agreed, was to establish structural limits on________—the power of anyone, and any institution, exercising governmental authority.
The key, they all agreed, was to establish structural ______ on power—the power of anyone, and any institution, exercising governmental authority.
Public officials nearer to the people would naturally be more ______ and accountable to the people.
By “a well-instructed people,” Madison meant above all a people well-_______ about our constitutional liberties and responsibilities.
__________ would make the laws.
America's Founding Fathers were willing to risk everything again to create a new, different, and better type of_____.
Historically, republics like those in ancient Greece and Rome had always ________.