Shays' rebellion
Drafting the Constitution
The Cast of National Superstars
Tough Issues
Constitution through Compromise
100

What would happen to farmers if they couldn't pay their debt? 

They would get their land stolen and thrown into jail

100

What year was this in?

1787

100

Why was Benjamin Franklin described as a superstar?

Being a good leader

100

Delegates would go to these locations to ask who they voted for, where do they go?

To the states

100

How do you get into the upper house?

Have to be elected 

200

Why were the citizens mad about what was happening to the farmers?

They could not get fresh food

200

Where was it located?

Philadelphia 

200

Which state didn't send a delegate?

Rhode island

200
How many point would a state give for voting no matter their size?

1

200

There was a debate on how to balance power between what?

People and states

300

What year did the farmers start a resistance? 

1786

300

We wanted to make this period of time full of discontent, reconsideration, and a dramatic proposal to hopefully what?

Redirect the nation

300

Why was the Rebellion group afraid of the nations future?

Economic, taxes and states not getting along

300

What was James Madison called?

The Father of Constitution 

300

What were the people called from each state to solve the deadlock?

Representatives 

400
Why were courthouses closing?

Riots

400

What was the new plan for the nation called?

The Federal Constitution  

400

Who are delegates? 

Representative for states

400
How many years after James Madison's death did they know his nickname?
Four
400

What is the house called for equal representation? 

Senate

500

Who lead Shays' Rebellion?

Daniel Shays'

500

Why was the 1780s known as the Critical period? 

Economic crisis 

500

What were Wealthy people called who were apart of the superstars?

Yeomans

500

Delegates wanted to debate but feared which group?

The public

500

What is the house of Representative based on? 

Population f