Federalist/Anti-Federalist
Constitution
The Articles
Strengths/Weaknesses
Preamble
100

True or False: The anti-federalist did not want a bill of rights.

False

100

The _____ Convention in Philadelphia addressed the weaknesses of the Articles by giving more power to the central government

What is Constitutional

100

What is the Articles of Confederation 

The first US Constitution

100

The Articles limited the power of the central government and gave more power to the _______.

What are states

100

We the people means...

The citizens of the United States

200

True or False: The Federalists did not want a bill of rights assumed all rights were stated in the preamble.

True

200

What is the Great Compromise?

Bicameral Legislature with senate based on equal representation and house of representatives based on population. 

200

The Articles allows for ____ vote for each state in the Congress of the Confederation.

What is one

200

While the central government was weak, it could conduct _____ with other countries.

What is diplomacy

200

What is a Preamble

Introduction 

300

What is the major difference between the Federal and Anti-federalist when it came to the creation of the constitution?

Federalist wanted a strong central government and Anti-federalist wanted to keep strong state rights and a weak central government. 

300

This conflict, fought mostly by poor farmers in Massachusetts who were upset about high taxes, led colonial leaders to reexamine the effectiveness of the Articles

What is Shays' Rebellion

300

Only the central government can conduct foreign relations and ____ ____.

What is declare war

300

The weakness of central government made it hard to collect ____, which lowered the revenue of the national government.

What are taxes

300

Provide for the common defense 

military defense of the entire comminity. 

400

Who said it... 

"There is no position which depends on clearer principles, than that every act of a delegated authority, contrary to the tenor of the commission under which it is exercised, is void."

Federalist.

400

In order to Amend the Constitution, you need... 

2/3s of congress is pass and 3/4 of the states to ratify. 

400

While the central government provided permanent defense, states could not have a _____ ______ under the Articles.

What is a standing army

400

To change the Articles, _____ states needed to approve the measure.

What are all

400

Promote general welfare...

well-being of the entire community. 

500

Who said it.. 

“Among the numerous advantages promised by a well constructed union, none deserves to be more accurately developed, than its tendency to break and control the violence of faction.”

Federalists

500
Endorsed by James Madison, this strategy emphasized a strong bicameral legislature elected primarily by proportional population.
What is the Virginia Plan
500

What is the difference between a Unicameral legislature and a Bicameral legislature.

unicameral has 1 house legislature. Bicameral has a two house legislature.  

500

What was the only branch the Articles of Confederation had?

Legislative Branch.

500

Insure Domestic Tranquility means...

Calm and Peacefulness