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100

The first Constitution of the United States was called this

What are the Articles of Confederation?
100

These words from the Constitution reflect the nation's desire for popular sovereignty

What is "We the People?"

100

This Founding Father is considered the Father of the Constitution due to his role in writing the Virginia Plan

Who is James Madison?

100

This group formed to support the ratification of the Constitution

Who were the Federalists?

100

This phrase from the First Amendment establishes separation of church and state

What is the Establishment Clause?

100

This clause makes the Constitution and laws from Congress the Supreme Law of the Land

What is the Supremacy Clause?
200
The Articles of Confederation only had this branch of government

What is a Legislative Branch?

200

This Fundamental Principle states that no one is above the law, and everyone- whether rich or poor, high or low class- is treated fairly

What is the Rule of Law?

200

This plan for a new Constitution suggested a bicameral legislature based on population with a President selected by Congress

What is the Virginia Plan?

200

These people would be most likely to oppose the Constitution (at least 3 groups)

Who are...

Poor people/ Southerners/ Laborers/ Small Business Ownesrs/ Enslavers

200

Gun Control Activists focus on this clause from the Second Amendment

What is  a well-regulated militia?

200

This power is denied to the US and state governments because of the country's diverse linguistic geography

What is establishing a national language?

300

The American Founders originally established the American state as this form of government

What is a Confederacy?

300

This Fundamental Principle of the Constitution comes from the founder's fears regarding tyranny like what they faced under King George

What is Limited Government?

300

This deal introduced by Connecticut combined elements of the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan to create the modern US Constitution

What is the Great Compromise?

300

Antifederalists feared Congress would become too powerful because of this clause which grants Congress implied powers to do everything necessary and proper for its expressed powers

What is the Elastic Clause?

300

The 10th Amendment gained Antifederalist support for the Constitution by protecting this

What are States Rights?

300

This is the legislative institution of Georgia

What is the General Assembly?

400

In order to pass a law through Congress under the Articles of Confederation, this needed to happen

What is the approval of 9 of 13 states?

400

The fundamental principles of separation of powers and checks and balances are derived from the political theory of this philosopher

Who is Montesquieu?

400

Smaller states preferred the New Jersey Plan because it gave equal representation to each state in the legislature. This idea became the foundation for this institution in the modern US Government

What is the Senate?

400

This state was the 9th state to ratify the Constitution, officially making the document the Supreme Law of the Land

What is New Hampshire?

400

Human Rights Activists may argue that actions that occur at Guantanamo Bay violate the intent of this Amendment

What is the 8th Amendment?
400

Political debates over slavery and abortion are similar in that they both rely on this ideology

What is states rights?

500

The Articles of Confederation required approval of all 13 states to do this

What is amend the Articles of Confederation?

500

The new US Constitution has powers that are concurrent- shared between the national and state governments- and others that are reserved to one or the other. This indicates the United States uses this form of government

What is Federalism?

500

The 3/5 compromise counted 3/5 of the enslaved population in a state to calculate these two things

What is representation in Congress and taxation?

500

This section of the Constitution grants Congress its Expressed Powers

What is Article I, Section 8?

500

The Fifth Amendment protects many rights, including this which prevents a person from being charged twice for the same crime

What is Double Jeopardy?

500

The Preamble of Georgia mentions this figure who is never acknowledged by the US Constitution

Who is God?

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