Articles of Confederation
Vocabulary
Federalist or Anti-Federalist?
Constitutional Convention
The Bill of Rights
100

The central government couldn't collect these: _______

Taxes

100

When the states approved the Constitution, that means they ______________ it.

Ratified

100

Wanted a strong central government

Federalist

100

The Father of the Constitution

James Madison

100

Freedom of petition

The First Amendment

200

This economic fact made trade difficult between the states.

Each state had its own money

200

An agreement between two groups

Compromise

200

Preferred states and rural farmers to be in charge.

Anti-Federalist

200

This plan proposed that every state get one vote.

The New Jersey Plan

200

No search or seizure without a warrant.

Fourth Amendment

300

The Articles had a _____ state, ______ vote rule.

One state, one vote rule

300

When a president stops a bill from becoming law, he _________ it.

Vetoes

300

Would not ratify the Constitution without a Bill of Rights.

Anti-Federalists

300

This plan proposed that states be represented by population in the Congress.

The Virginia Plan

300

The right to a speedy and public trial, and a lawyer

Sixth Amendment

400

Rebellion that was put down by the Massachusetts state militia

Shay's Rebellion

400

Adding new laws to the Constitution is called _____________ it.

Amending

400

They were supported mainly in cities (urban areas).

Federalists

400
This compromise was intended to give slave states more representation in Congress

The 3/5ths Compromise

400

Duties not in the Constitution are left up to the States.

Tenth Amendment

500

This allowed for the orderly admittance of new states

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787

500

A fair trial is also called ______   ___________ .

Due process

500

Were more likely to be wealthy and well-educated

Federalists

500

A two-house legislature is a ______________ legislature.

Bicameral

500

Unenumerated rights

Ninth Amendment