Articles of Confederation
Constitutional Convention
Principles of Government
Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Bill of Rights
100

The Articles of Confederation is the ______ form of government in the United States of America. 

first 
100

Where, when, and why was the Constitution created?

Pennsylvania, 1787, to revise the Articles of Confederation 

100

Which two principles make up "we the people" vote, chose, and elect?

Popular Sovereignty and Republicanism

100

People opposed to ratification of the U.S. Constitution.

Anti-Federalists

100

Religion, assembly, petition, press, and speech, which amendment do these freedoms belong to?

First Amendment

200

Identify the strength of the Articles of Confederation that gives us new states, westward expansion, 60,000 in population to become a new state, and organized governments. 

Northwest Ordinance 

200

What are small states, large states, the north, and south all trying to gain during the Constitutional Convention, because it will increase their political power. 

Representation

200

The legislative branch makes the laws, the executive branch enforces the laws, and the judicial branch interpretes the laws, which principle of government divides the jobs? 

Separation of Powers

200

Those in favor of a strong central government.

Federalists

200

No searches or seizures without a warrant or probable cause. 

Fourth Amendment

300

How many states are needed in order to pass a law?

All 13/13

300

Which two plans make up te Great Compromise?

Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan

300
Two branches of government are present, veto, impeach, and override, which principle of government is present? 

Checks and Balances 

300

Anti-Federalists who argued for a Bill of Rights.

Patrick Henry and George Mason

300

Speedy jury trials, which amendment does this relate to?

Sixth Amendment

400

Name two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.

All states could create their own currency, no troops, all states needed to agree, weak central government, no chief executive

400

Which branch of government is created during the Great Compromise?

Legislative branch

400

The colonial document related to the principle of limited government is?

Magna Carta

400

Men who favored the ratification of the U.S. Constitution.

Bonus for the third. 

Alexander Hamilton and James Madison

Bonus +100 John Jay

400

No cruel, unusual, bails that are excessive, which amendment does this relate to?

Eight Amendment

500

Which event proved the Articles of Confederation is weak?

Shays' Rebellion 

500

Under the Three-Fifths Compromise how are enslaved persons counted for the North and the South.

North wants taxation, while South wants population to increase their representation. 

500

The Tenth Amendment, Tiers of government National and State, is which principle of government?

Federalism

500

Document that gives the people their rights and liberties that Anti-Federalists would not ratify the Constitution without. 

Bill of Rights

500

Federalism best relates to which amendment?

Tenth Amendment