Bill of Rights
How many Amendments are in the Bill of Rights?
Ten
Who was the President of the Constitutional Convention?
George Washington
Who served for 34 years as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
John Marshall
What were the first two political parties in the US?
Federalist and Democratic-Republicans
What document was created from the Constitutional Convention?
Who Wrote the Bill of Rights?
James Madison
Who authored the "Virginia Plan"
James Madison
_______ Court strengthened the role of the U.S. Supreme Court as an equal branch of the national government.
Marshall
______ wanted a commercial economy
Federalist
In May 1787, representatives met in ______ to decide the fate of our government.
Philadelphia
What year was the Bill of Rights ratified?
1791
Who led a Rebellion from 1786-1787 that overthrew the state government of Massachusetts?
Daniel Shay
Which Supreme Court case established judicial review?
Marbury v. Madison
________ wanted an agricultural economy
Democratic-Republicans
What was the name for people who wanted to abolish the Articles of Confederation?
Federalists
Virginia ______ of Rights
Virginia Declaration of Rights
Who wrote the Virginia _____ for ________ Freedom?
Thomas Jefferson
The doctrine of implied powers is established in which case?
McCulloch v. Maryland
The first peaceful transition of power from one political party to another occurs during the election of which year?
1800
What was the name for people who wanted to amend the Articles of Confederation?
Anti-Federalists
Virginia ______ for ________ Freedom
Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom
Who wrote the Virginia _____ of Rights?
George Mason
Which case gave the Supreme Court authority to mediate disagreements between branches of governments, levels of government, and competing business interests?
Gibbons v. Ogden
Federalists' support _____ financial plan, especially the Bank of the U.S., while Democratic-Republicans do not.
Hamilton
As a result of the Convention, power was now shared between the _____ government and the _____governments.
National and State