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What philosopher most influenced the Found Father’s ideas about natural rights in the Constitution?

John Locke

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What were checks and balances designed to do?

Limit tyranny in any branch.

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What was a major concern of Anti-Federalists? 

The Constitution lacked a Bill of Rights

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What is the 1st Amendment?

Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition. 

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Locke’s social contract theory states that the government’s power comes from where?

The consent of the governed. 

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What does separation of powers mean?

Each branch has a specific duty

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What kind of government did the Federalists advocate for?  

A strong central government promotes stability

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What is the 2nd Amendment?

The right to bear arms.

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What document stated “No one, not even the King, is above the law?”

The Magna Carta

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What kind of Congress did the Great Compromise establish?

Two-house Congress-population in House, equality in Senate

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Why were the Federalists Papers written? To explain what?

Encourage ratification and explain the Constitution.

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What is the 3rd amendment?

No quartering of soldiers

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The Articles of Confederation created what kind of government? 

Confederation of independent states. 

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What states did the Virginia Plan favor? 

Large states

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In what way did the Founding Fathers make the amendment process?

Very difficult to ensure stability

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What is the 4th amendment?

No unreasonable searches and seizures

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Under the Articles of Confederation, each state had:

One vote, regardless of size

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What problem did Shays’ Rebellion expose?

Weak national government unable to maintain order. 

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What is the 5th amendment? 

Rights of the accused.

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