Articles of Confederation
Constitutional Convention
U.S. Constitution
Constitutional Principles
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100

When was the Articles of Confederation signed? 

1781

100

Where did the Constitutional Convention take place? 

Philadelphia 

100

What is Article 1 of the Constitution about? 

Congress and it's powers 


100

What is the definition of Limited Government? 

The governments powers should be limited 

100

What does Article 3 of the Constitution say? 

Describes the Judicial branch of government 

200

How many votes were needed to pass laws?

9

200

What did the Virginia Plan want in government? 

1. Bicameral Congress

2. Population based votes for states 

200

What is the Full Faith & Credit Clause about? 

Relationships between states


200

What does the Rule of Law state? 

No one is above the law 

200

What is checks and balances? 

Separate parts of the government, making sure they are not too powerful 

300

What gives Americans the right to move past the Appalachian Mountains and create new territories? 

Land Ordinance Act

300

What did the New Jersey Plan want in government? 

1. Equal voting among states

2. States Rights 

300

What is Article 7 of the Constitution about? 

Ratification of the Constitution

300

What is a faction

 A group or party that is self-seeking 

300

Popular Sovereignty gives the right to the _________ to rule. 

The People 

400

What act banned slavery in Northwest areas?  

Northwest Land Ordinance 
400

The House of Representatives is based on ________ for states. 

Population 

400

What does the Supremacy Clause say? 

Constitution is the supreme law of the land 

400

Enumerated powers are given by...... 

The Constitution 

400

What is a Federalist

Someone who supported the Constitution 

500

What branch of government does the Articles of Confederation not have? 

Executive Branch 

500

The Senate is based on _________ for states. 

Equality 

500

Recite the Preamble. 

“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

500

What can the U.S. government do with enumerated powers? 

Declare war, make treaties, make peace, citizenship, postal system 
500

What is a Anti-Federalist

Someone who opposed the Constitution