The U.S. Constitution
What year did this happen?
Benjamin Franklin
JQ Adams
Misc.
200

The Constitution was ratified in what year?

1788

200

Start of Revolutionary War

1775

200

Came from this state

Pennsylvania

200
President JQ Adams was the son of ________

John Adams

200

The rebellion that George Washington helped put down in Pennsylvania in 1794

The Whiskey Rebellion

400

He presided over/led the Constitutional Convention

George Washington

400

Declaration of Independence 

1776

400

T/F Franklin became an abolitionist in the later part of his life

True

400

JQ Adams came from this state

Massachusetts 

400

Washington warned against these kind of "entanglements" in his farewell address

Foreign entanglements

600

What was the 3/5 Compromise

For purposes of representation in Congress and the presidential electors, slaves would be counted as "3/5/" of a person

600

The end of the War of 1812

1815

600
Franklin signed both of these important founding documents

The Declaration of Independence and The U.S. Constitution 

600

How many terms did JQ Adams serve as President

One

600

Aaron Burr was VP for which U.S. President

Thomas Jefferson

800

What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution known as?

The Bill of Rights

800

Thomas Jefferson referred to his election as President in this year as the Revolution of __________

1800

800

Franklin founded this Ivy League School

The University of Pennsylvania

800

After JQ Adams became president, he served in this government position until his death

Congressman (from MA) for the U.S. House of Representatives

800

Who wrote "If men were angels, no government would be necessary" in the Federalist Papers 

James Madison

1000

T/F Thomas Jefferson helped write the Constitution 

False

1000

The Constitutional Convention

1787

1000
Franklin's most critical diplomatic act that helped the U.S. win the Revolutionary War

French support (soldiers and money) 

1000

JQ Adams was the _____ U.S. President (in numerical order)

Sixth President

1000

The First Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court 

John Jay

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