Constitutional Key Words
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| S | N | Q | U | N | E | N | T | R | E | N | C | H | E | D | L | M | B | E | W | F |
| F | C | C | R | K | E | V | C | H | B | W | M | N | G | Y | X | S | W | B | E | D |
| L | Y | L | N | M | V | S | Q | U | D | X | B | S | W | H | J | I | A | L | G | I |
| R | C | U | R | B | A | S | U | P | R | E | M | A | C | Y | U | L | L | E | F | C |
| W | J | S | I | M | F | V | L | P | S | D | X | K | W | E | F | A | F | L | E | G |
| W | F | W | T | D | L | S | H | D | I | M | D | M | P | C | R | N | O | C | O | R |
| T | W | K | J | L | H | B | H | H | Y | O | L | G | J | N | K | O | E | H | W | J |
| I | F | U | J | S | C | C | H | R | R | X | E | D | O | D | B | I | L | N | A | I |
| P | G | L | E | H | T | M | A | N | R | B | S | N | P | C | L | T | U | V | H | J |
| H | S | L | H | V | T | T | E | Q | E | O | Q | T | D | S | F | U | R | H | A | O |
| C | O | D | I | F | I | C | A | T | I | O | N | N | I | F | M | T | O | D | A | J |
| V | S | W | U | N | C | O | D | I | F | I | E | D | L | F | B | I | P | G | O | M |
| B | E | S | U | B | N | C | N | A | M | O | M | C | U | S | U | T | F | V | V | E |
| O | E | K | A | E | N | T | R | E | N | C | H | M | E | N | T | S | V | S | P | W |
| P | K | L | C | A | S | M | M | H | O | U | G | U | V | L | C | N | A | B | A | L |
| Q | K | F | L | E | X | I | B | I | L | I | T | Y | S | K | N | O | Q | X | C | P |
| G | D | H | G | H | R | O | S | R | H | F | U | Q | Y | V | O | C | N | I | B | A |
| A | O | R | G | A | N | I | C | C | O | N | S | T | I | T | U | T | I | O | N | M |
| U | Q | P | E | O | J | L | F | T | B | E | Q | I | H | Q | J | L | T | U | V | U |
| U | J | C | L | P | N | N | S | Y | V | C | V | X | A | Y | T | O | B | B | P | S |
| Y | S | U | D | B | D | H | D | O | N | X | Q | O | V | E | V | Y | U | Q | L | C |
Clues
- A conservative idea that a constitution should not be artificially created at one point in time, but should develop naturally alongside society in general. (7, 12)
- The principle that the government operates within the understood rules of a constitution. (17)
- This means that a constitution has been written down, normally in a single document, and is organised into a clear set of principles and rules. (12)
- This means that all are equal under the law and that the government is subject to the law and cannot act in an arbitrary fashion. (4, 2, 3)
- This means that constitutional laws are not superior to other laws and can be repealed, added to or amended by Parliament with a simple majority. (12)
- This means that the constitution is not written in a single document. Therefore, instead of having just one source, it has several sources. (10)
- This means that there are special arrangements in place for amending a constitution. It also implies that it is more difficult to change a constitution than it is to pass 'normal' laws. (12)
- This principle establishes a constitution as the supreme authority within a state. It means that all laws and actions by state bodies must conform to the rules of the constitution. (9)
- Ultimate sovereignty lies in one place - Parliament. Powers devolved downwards can be taken back or overruled by Parliament. (7)
- Where the rules that entrench a constitution are weak, the constitution is said to be flexible. (11)
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