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List the names of the founding fathers of America
James Madison, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson and John Jay
100
Where was the Constitution written?
Philadelphia/Pennsylvania
100
The year in which the Constitution was written.
1787
100
The amendment that gives you the right to free speech, free press, and free assembly...
first amendment
100
The amendment that restricts the quartering of soldiers in private homes.
third amendment
200
Writer of the Constitution?
Thomas Jefferson
200
The first state to ratify the Constitution?
Delaware
200
When did Delaware ratify the Constitution?
December 1787
200
The amendment that gives you the right to bear arms..
second amendment
200
The amendment that gives the accused the right to a public and speedy trial
sixth amendment
300
Who first drafted the Bill of Rights?
James Madison
300
What was the last state to ratify the Constitution?
Rhode Island
300
When did Rhode Island ratify the Constitution?
May 1790
300
Which amendment has to do with search and seizure?
fourth amendment
300
The amendment that guarantees jury trials in federal civil cases that deal with claims of more than twenty dollars
seventh amendment
400
Who opposed the ratification of the Constitution?
Anti-Federalists
400
What was the fifth state to ratify the Constitution?
Connecticut
400
When did Massachusetts ratify the Constitution?
January-Febuary 1788
400
Which amendment has to do with a quick and speedy trial?
sixth amendment
400
The amendment that forbids the imposition of excessive bails or fines and cruel or unusual punishment
eighth amendment
500
Who supported the ratification of the Constitution?
Federalists
500
What is the eighth state to ratify the Constitution?
South Carolina
500
When was the Constitution ratified in Virginia?
June 1788
500
The amendment that has to do with giving the states and the People the power to do what the Government cannot.
tenth amendment
500
The amendment that protects rights not specifically enumerated by the Constitution
ninth amendment