What was the first government document named. Created during the revolutionary war in 1777?
What is the Articles of Confederation?
What is Philadelphia?
What is the document that states the way the United States should be governed?
What is the United States Constitution?
Amendment one of the United States Constitution gives Americans these things?
What is Free Speech, Press, Religion, Assembly and Petition the government.
What is a addition to the United States Constitution called?
What is an Amendment?
What is the Legislative Branch?
This plan suggested that state representation in congress should have been based on population?
What is the Virginia plan?
To prevent entrenchment and ensure accountability of government officials?
The 2nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protect Americans right to?
What is buy and use "arms" (weapons)?
What was the Amendment that banned slavery forever in the United States?
What is the 13th Amendment?
This weakness of government during the Articles of Confederation made it difficult to pay debts and veterans of the Revolutionary War?
What the inability to federally tax?
This plan suggested that state representation in congress should be equal?
The Role of the Supreme Court is to interpret the Constitution and laws out of congress. Why are there no term limits for Supreme Court Justices?
So that they can make decisions without fear of not being reelected?
The 5th Amendment protects Americans criminal rights. Please name three?
What is right to remain silent, to a fair trial, and protect against being tried over and over? (Double Jeopardy)
What was the Amendment that gave all woman in the United States the right to vote?
What is the 19th Amendment?
This Rebellion led to the realization that the Articles of Confederation needed to be fixed?
What is Shays Rebellion?
What is the Great Compromise?
Name the three branches of government and what their main objectives are?
What is
Executive Branch - Enforces Laws
Legislative Branch - Makes Laws
Judicial Branch - Interprets Law
Amendment 6 protects Americans rights in Criminal Trials by?
Giving the right to a speedy and fair trial, and know that they are accused of, and right to a lawyer?
What amendment established citizenship and equal protection under the law?
What is the 14th Amendment?
The reason for the Articles of Confederation being so weak was?
The fear of tyranny (monarchy) after breaking away from a tyrannical (monarchist) government?
This undisirable compromise counted the souths problem with not counting slaves towards state population?
What is the 3/5ths compromise?
Name 4 of the 7 roles of the President of the United States
What is
Commander in Chief
Foreign Policy Leader
Party Leader
Legislative Leader
Financial Leader
Chief of State
Chief of Executive
What Amendment gives rights to the people even though they are not specially in the United States Constitution?
What is Amendment 9?
What amendment banned the production & sale of alcohol prohibition?
What is the 18th amendment?