A New Nation
U.S. Compromise
Three Branches of Government
Federalism
George Washington
100

What was the first Constitution of the United States?

The Articles of Confederation

100

Which states would benefit from the Virginia Plan?

Larger states

100

What are the three branches?

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

100

Which group supported the Constitution and a strong central government.

Federalists

100

How many terms did Washington serve as President?

2

200

The Articles of Confederation gave more power to this level of government.

The state governments

200

Which states would benefit from the New Jersey Plan?

Smaller States

200

What does the Legislative Branch do?

Make laws

200

What was the name given to the essays explaining the Constitution to gain support for it?

The Federalist Papers

200

While Washington was President, where did they decide to move the capitol?

Washington D.C. 

300

What was the name of the event where Massachusetts farmers led an uprising over high taxes and debt?

Shays' Rebellion

300

Under the Great Compromise, states would get representation in the House of Representatives based on what?

Population
300

What does the Executive Branch do?

Enforce/Execute Laws

300

This group wanted stronger state and local governments.

Anti-Federalists

300

What was the first war that Washington took part in?

The French and Indian War

400

What could the central government not do to fix money problems under the Articles of Confederation? 

collect taxes

400

What was the 3/5 Compromise?

3/5 of the enslaved population would count towards state population. 

400

What does the Judicial Branch do?

Interpret laws and the Constitution

400

What did Anti-Federalists want added to the Constitution?

A Bill of Rights

400

Who was Secretary of the Treasury under George Washington?

Alexander Hamilton

500

How many colonies were there when the United States officially got it's independence?

13

500

Under the Great Compromise, what are the names of the two voting bodies in congress?

The House of Representatives and the Senate.

500

How many total years can a president serve?

8 years

500

What are the five freedoms of the First Amendment?

Speech, religion, press, assembly, petition. 

500

Where was Washington's Inauguration?

New York City

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