Terms I
Federalist or Anti-Federalist
Terms II
Main Ideas II
Critical Thinking
100

A conflict led by farmers that made politicians realize the Articles of Confederation needed to be revised.

What is Shay's Rebellion

100

Favors strong Federal (National) Government

Federalist

100

The branch of government that creates laws

What is the Legislative Branch

100

A system of government which favored smaller states.

What is the New Jersey Plan

100

The reason that the Anti-Federalists wanted a Bill of Rights

What is to protect individual liberties 

200

An Agreement where both sides give up some of their deamands

What is a Compromise

200

Wanted Bill of Rights

Anti-Federalists

200

To give formal consent

What is Ratify.

200

He is known as "The Father of the Constitution."

Who is James Madison

200
A government structure in which each branch has the ability to limit the power of others.
What is known as Checks and Balances.
300

A document stating rules that a government will operate under.

What is a Constitution

300

Feared a strong Executive (President)

Anti-Fedearlists

300

A political party that wanted to ratify the Constitution, and did not think a Bill of Rights was necessary. 

What are the Federalists

300

An incident which showed the need for a strong national government to prevent social disorder.

What is Shay's Rebellion

300

The main reason why Anti-federalists argued against the Constitution.

What is that it made the National Government TOO STRONG.

400

A political party that believed in state's rights and argued for a Bill of Rights in the Constitution. 

What are Anti-Federalists 

400

Argued for 3 branches filled with men of reputation

Federalists

400

A plan of government that describes the different parts of the government and their duties and powers.

What is a Constitution

400

A decision which resolved the issue of representation in the Legislature (Congress).

What is the Great Compromise.

400

Two things that the Great Compromise did to resolve the issue of slavery.

What are prevent banning slave trade until 1808 and passing the 3/5 compromise

500

A method for admitting new states to the Union

What is the Northwest Ordinance

500

Known as the Leader of the Anti-Federalists (Southern Planter)

What is Thomas Jefferson

500

Amendments that protect individuals from abuses of government. 

What is a Bill of Rights

500
Name at least three Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.
1. Unicameral Legislation (1 state = 1 vote) 2. No Federal Taxation 3. No Executive or Judicial Branches 4. No set currency 5. No Army 6. No control over Interstate Trade 7. Unanimous decision to Amend Articles
500

A decision which resolved how slaves would be counted in the population.

What is the 3/5 Compromise

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