4.1 Articles of Confederation
4.2 Drafting the constitution
4.3 ratifying the constitution
Bill of Rights
100

It laid out the process by which lands west of the Appalachian Mountains were to be surveyed and sold.

Land Ordinance of 1785 

100

What issue helped lead to the constitutional convention.

Shay's rebellion

100

What was needed in order to ratify the constitution?

Bill of Rights 

100

What is the Third Amendment 

No Quartering Troops 

200

A new type of government in which two levels of government share fundamental powers. This was the first government in America. 

Articles of Confederation

200

This guy suggested the great compromise.

Roger Sherman 

200

as an alternative to electing the president by popular vote or by Congress.


electoral college 

200

What is the Sixth Amendment 

Right to a speedy trial, impartial jury, right to a lawyer 

300

How did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 affect slavery and education?

It barred slavery from new territories and established federal aid for education. 

300

Who votes for the president?

Electoral College 

300

wants mostly weak central government, want state power


antifederalist 

300

What is the Fourth Amendment 

No search and seizures 

400

Why did new states prefer a republic over a democracy? 

They did not trust the uneducated masses.

400

The legislative branch does what

create laws 

400

supporter of the new US Constitution & strong federal gov.


federalist 

400

What is the first amendment 

Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition, Speech.

500

Three weaknesses about confederation.

Answers may vary.

500

The executive branch does what?

Enforces laws 

500

Best teacher in this district 

Mr. Nuttall

500

What is the Second Amendment 

Right to Bear Arms 

600

How many acres make up a section.

640

600

The judicial branch does what? 

interprets laws 

600

What two documents influence the writing of the Bill of Rights?

Virginia statute for religious freedom

The Virginia Declaration of Rights  

600

What is the 5th Amendment 

Right to not self-incriminate, eminent domain, Double Jeopardy 

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