Basic Principles
"we the people"
Pop Sov
The Constitution replaced this failed document which tried to set up a confederation
The Articles of Confederation
Meet in the middle
compromise
Alabama lost to this football team this past weekend
Texas A&M
Federalists supported the ratification of this document.
Constitution
Articles I, II, III
Separation of Powers
Articles -- separation of power
Preamble -- Pop sov
Impeach, veto, judicial review -- checks and balances
house of reps -- pop sov
What is the most typical first step in conflict resolution?
Persuade
This delicious dessert is selling for thousands of dollars on eBay and is a long line in the lineage of different kinds of trends.
Pokemon Oreos
Anti-Federalists were concerned about the necessary and proper clause for what reasons?
It would "stretch" the powers of Congress too far
Impeachment, Veto, Judicial Review
Checks and balances
This is the person primarily responsible for drafting the Constitution
James Madison
The Federalists papers attempted to get people to support the Constitution. They were 81 papers written and published in newspapers across the country with strong arguments in favor of the Constitution. What resolution technique is this?
Persuasion
This olympic sprinter is responsible for breaking 4 world records over the course of 30 minutes and ran for the Ohio State University. He went on to run against the Nazis in Germany with the intent to disprove Aryan supremacy.
Jesse Owens
The basic principles
These are the 4 primary arguments the federalists used in response to the desire for a bill of rights
separation of power, checks and balances, federalism, popular sovereignty (these are the basic principles which help limit government)
Article VI discusses the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution. Describe the Supremacy Clause and explain why Anti-Federalists were concerned about it.
The Supremacy Clause ensures that the national government maintains the majority of power. The Anti-Federalists were concerned because they thought it would nullify the power of state governments.
New Jersey, Virginia, Great, 3/5
Compromises
An elderly Florida man was caught on tape riding, illegally, what kind of vehicle on the Florida high-way?
scooter
checks and balances
The tenth amendment to the Constitution states "Powers not delegated to the federal government, nor denied to the states, are reserved to the states, or the people." Which basic principle is reflected and how do you know this?
Federalism -- powers being shared between the national and state governments.
Article II establishes the executive branch. Why did federalists argue that we needed an executive?
The issues with Shays Rebellion and the threat of foreign invaders.
The Bill of Rights reflect compromise because the Anti-Federalists didn't want to ratify the constitution, and the Federalists did. The Bill of Rights was added as a compromise between the two groups as the Constitution was ratified, but with the Bill of Rights.
A man wearing ninja attire attacked a US army special operations unit in the California desert with this weapon
Sword
This addition to the Constitution is reflective of the resolution technique compromise between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Bill of Rights