Feds or Anti-Feds
Branches of Government
Constitutional Convention and Compromises
Know Your Rights
Principles of Constitution
100

This was the United State's first form of government.

What is the Articles of Confederation?

100

Name 3 branches of the US Federal government

 What are the Legislative, Executive and Judicial branches?

100

The Constitutional Convention was held in this year.

What is 1787?

100

The rights protected by the 1st Amendment.

What are speech, religion, press, assembly, petition?

100

The people have the ultimate authority in the United States.

What is Popular Sovereignty?

200

Supported the constitution. Lead by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay

Who are the Federalists?

200

This branch of government has 2 houses and makes the laws

What is the Legislative Branch?

200

The proposed plan that based representation in the states off of population. Popular with large, populous states.

What is the Virginia Plan?

200

This amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures.

What is the 4th Amendment?

200

A branch of government has the power to stop another branch from doing something.

What is Checks and Balances?

300
Believed the constitution created a central government that was too strong and took away states' and citizens' rights.

Who are the Anti-Federalist?

300

This branch enforces and carries out laws made by Congress.

What is the Executive Branch?

300

The Great Compromise proposed this idea.

What is a bi-cameral Congress?

300

This amendment grants you the right to a jury in civil cases.

What is the 7th Amendment?

300

The Bill of Rights was created to protect this principle.

What is Individual Rights?

400

The Father of the U.S. Constitution

Who is James Madison?

400

Which branch gets to interpret the laws made by the Congress?

What is the Judicial Branch?

400

The Constitutional Convention met in this city.

Where is Philadelphia?

400

This right says there is always room for more rights.

What is the 9th Amendment?

400

The idea that citizens elect representatives to govern on their behalf.

What is Republicanism?

500

This was the final demand for the Constitution to be ratified.

What is the Bill of Rights?

500

This person can veto a law.

Who is the President?

500

The number of states needed to ratify the Constitution to make it the supreme law of the land.

What is 9 out of 13 states?

500

This amendment shows the principle of federalism.

What is the 10th Amendment?

500

Power being shared between the federal government and the states.

What is Federalism?