Northwest Territory
Shays Rebellion
Constitutional Convetion
Bill of Rights
Amendments
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What states were created from the Northwest Territories?

Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin

100

Who was Daniel Shays?

A farmer and former soldier leading a rebellion

100

Before the Constitutional Convention, the country was governed by the Articles of Confederation, also known as...

Firm League of Friendship

100

What part of the Constitution is the Bill of Rights?

The first 10 amendments 

100

What was Congress's main source of income before the 16th Amendment?

Tariffs

200

Was slavery allowed in the Northwest Territories?

No, it was not allowed.

200

Why were Daniel Shays and other farmers upset with the American government?

He was upset about the government’s taxation and debt after the war

200

Why did two delegates refuse to sign the U.S. Constitution?

 They did not agree since it lacked a Bill of Rights

200

What does the 1st Amendment protect?

Freedom of speech, religion, press, and assembly

200

Do gun laws vary between different states?

Yes

300

How was the land divided in the Northwest Territories?

Into townships and sections for organized settlement

300

What state did the rebellion occur?

Massachusetts

300

What is the Great (Connecticut) Compromise?

two-houses
1) House of Representatives based on population
2) Senate based on equal representation

300

Why was the 4th amendment created and how was it used to this day?

To protect the general public from unreasonable searches without a warrant

300

Which event helped women fight for the right to vote?

The women's suffrage parade of 1913

400

How did the US gain the Northwest Territory?

Through the Treaty of Paris after the American Revolutionary War
400

Was Shays Rebellion successful?

No, many farmers were imprisoned, although later released.

400

What was the ⅗ Compromise?

A solution for counting enslaved people for purposes of taxation and representation

400

   What does the 9th Amendment protect?

Rights not specifically listed in the Constitution are still protected

400
Why was the 22nd Amendment created?
President FDR served 4 terms, and it raised concerns about executive overreach. 
500

Why was the Northwest Ordinance Important?

It created a way for new states to be established. 

500

Why did the news of Shays’ Rebellion cause George Washington to attend the Philadelphia Convention?

It showed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation

500

What two plans made up the Great Compromise?

The Virginian and The New Jersey 

500

What does the 5th Amendment protect?

Protection from self-incrimination and double jeopardy

500

What does the 14th Amendment protect and grant?

Protects civil liberties and grants citizenship

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