The 3 Branches
Constitutional Convention of 1787
Bill of Rights
Constitutional Principles
Federalist vs. Anti-federalist
100

This branch can veto bills before they become laws

What is the executive branch 

100

A plan that was suggested at the Constitutional Convention by the large states

What is the Virginia Plan

100

Amendment that would protect citizen's right of having a justified and fair bail 

What is the eighth amendment

100

To make sure each branch had their own separate powers the Founders create three branches of government.

What is separation of powers

100

A series of 85 essays in support of ratification of the Constitution

What are the Federalists Papers

200

This branch enforces laws

What is the executive branch

200

A plan that was suggested at the Constitutional Convention by the small states

What is the New Jersey Plan 

200

The amendment that protects citizens against unreasonable searches of seizure.

What is the fourth amendment

200

system that prevents other branches from having too much power

What is checks and balances

200

A series of essays against ratification of the Constitution

What are the Anti-federalists papers

300

This branch interprets laws and determines the constitutionality of proposed laws

What is the judicial branch 

300

A compromise during the Constitutional Convention that created a two-house legislature, the Senate and the House of Representatives

Great Compromise(Connecticut Compromise)

300

Amendment that delegates power not listed in Constitution to states 

What is the tenth amendment

300

Power shared between the national government and state government

What is federalism 

300

The three leaders of the Federalist and authors of the Federalists Papers

Who are James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay 

400

The two houses make up the legislative branch

What are the Senate and House of Representatives

400

A compromise during the Constitutional Convention that counted slaves toward population for representative and for taxes

What is the Three-Fifths Compromise 

400

Amendment that protects citizens and promises a speedy, public trial by an impartial jury 

What is the sixth amendment 

400

Representative government where the people elect individuals to make decision for the whole.

What is republicanism 

400

Opposed the Constitution unless there was a bill of rights that protected citizens from the government.

Who are Anti-federalists

500

Article I in the U.S. Constitution lays out the creation of what branch

What is the legislative branch 

500

Which founding father is considered the "Father of the Constitution"

Who is James Madison 

500

Amendment that protects citizens from double-jeopardy 

What is the fifth amendment 

500

The people have the power, the government derives (receives) its power from the consent (permission) of the governed.

What is popular sovereignty 

500

Preferred and strong central government led by industry and the wealthy 

What are Federalists

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