This means Supreme Power
Sovereign
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1787)
This is how many Branches of government there are in the Constitution
3
The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are known as this...
The Bill of Rights
How many Branches of government were there under the Articles of Confederation
1
Legislative Branch
What the Virginia plan proposed
Representation based on population
Large states liked it
To become a senator you must be this age
30
You have the right to own and bear arms is which amendment?
2
What is the name of the first Constitution?
The Articles of Confederation
This is described as a change or an addition
Amendment
This is what the New Jersey Plan proposed
1 house legislature
Equal representation
Small states supported it
This is how old you must be to become a representative in the House of Representatives and how long their term is
25
2 years
Freedom of Religion and Speech is which amendment?
1
Double Jeopardy
This involved the buying and selling of western lands in 1785
The Land Ordinance of 1785
Describe the Great Compromise
2 house legislature
Senate=equal representation
House of Representatives=representation based on population
These are the MAIN POWERS of all three branches of government
Legislative: Make laws
Executive: Execute laws
Judicial: Interpret and enforce laws
Right to a speedy trial is which amendment
6
This means peace in our homeland
Domestic Tranquility
The seven problems of the Articles of Confederation
No power to TAX
Inflation
Tariff Wars
Jealousy and quarrelling among states
Foreign affairs in shambles
Disrespect from other countries
Debtor/Creditor conflicts
Describe the 3/5ths Compromise
3/5ths if the slave population would count for the purpose of taxation and representation in the House of Representatives
This branch of government can rule presidential actions unconstitutional, and rule laws passed by Congress unconstitutional
Judicial Branch
Right to a trial by jury is which amendment?
7
Recite the Preamble
We the People of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America