Setup a weak, loose affiliation of states replaced by the Constitution
What are Articles of Confederation
Depriving someone from the Benefits of a trial by jury is a violation of what two amendments?
The 6th and 7th Amendments.
this group supported the ratification of the Constitution
What are Federalists
What are the Three Branches of Government?
What is legislative, executive, and judicial
rule of the people
What is popular sovereignty
political ideology that emphasizes self-governance through elected representatives and the rule of law
Republicanism
This List Describes What?

Unbailable Rights
Guess the principle of Government
_________ __________ Means "The people Rule"
Popular Sovereignty
How is the number of representatives for each state in the House determined?
Based on Population
Why is the Year 1787 Important?
The Constitution was Created
What is the Purpose of the Third Amendment?
rohibits the forced quartering of soldiers in private homes, both in peacetime without the owner's consent
a political philosophy that restricts government power through a constitution or similar law to protect individual rights
Limited Government
What is an unalienable right?
natural, inherent rights that cannot be taken away, given away, or transferred
Guess the principle of Government
___________ Ensures no Branch Becomes to powerful
Checks and Balances
Why is the year 1789 important?
The constitution was Ratified
major event that contributed to the ultimate demise of the Articles of Confederation
What is Shays's Rebellion
To Ratify the Constitution the Anti-Federalists Demanded what?
The Bill of Rights
No Unlawful search and Seizure and a warrant is needed with Probable cause
What is the 4th Amendment
a system that prevents any single branch of government from becoming too powerful by giving each of the three branches—legislative, executive, and judicial—the ability to limit the powers of the others
Checks and Balances
What is the First Sentence of the Preamble?
"We the People"
Obeying Laws, Paying taxes and Serving on a Jury are........
Responsibilities of citizens
What Amendment divides power between the federal government and the states?
10th amendment
Influenced the Constitution Promoting Individual Liberties for Citizens
English Bill of Rights
controversial topic which delegates debated concerning the population of the states
What is slavery, if slaves would be counted towards population
What is a Bicameral Legislature
a government body with two separate chambers, like the U.S. Congress, which includes the House of Representatives and the Senate
Can't be tried for the same crime twice.
The Right to remain silent and not self incriminate
What is the 5th Amendment
What term describes a set of personal qualities and behaviors that prioritize the common good over individual self-interest
Civic Virtue


What is this image describing?

The Amendment Process
How Many states were needed to Ratify the Constitution?
9/13
How did the Magna Carta Influence the Constitution?
Everyone (Even Kings) Must follow the laws
The compromise that led to determining how slaves would be counted towards the population.
3/5 Compromise
Describe the Purpose of the Federalist Papers
Essays Supporting the constitution written by Hamilton, Madison and Jay.
What is the Job of the Legislative and Executive Branch?
Legislative makes laws and Executive Enforces Laws.
What are two separate chambers or houses in a lawmaking body called?
What is a Bicameral legislature
a government structure that divides authority into three independent branches: legislative, executive, and judicial
Separation of Powers
Describe the 5th Amendment?
The right to remain silent and Cant be tried for the same crime twice.
Which amendment guarantees freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition?
The First Amendment
The Framers created a system of federalism, separation of powers, and checks and balances to prevent
Tyranny