Articles of Confederation
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100

This was the first government of the United States.

What was the Articles of Confederation?

100
This compromise settled the dispute over how slaves should count toward population.

What is the 3/5th compromise?

100
This is what Article 1 establishes.

What is the legislative branch?

100

This battle ended the revolutionary war.

What was Yorktown?

100

This English King lost the English civil war.

Who was Charles 1st?

200

This was who wrote the first draft of the articles.

Who was Benjamin Franklin?

200

This part of the legislative branch has proportional representation.

What is the House of Representatives?

200

This is what Article 2 establishes.

What was the Executive branch?

200

This person wrote the declaration of Independence.

Who was Thomas Jefferson?

200

This theory states that the government was created through a supernatural being and that said supernatural being has given all power to one individual who rules with their favor.

What is the divine rights of kings?

300

This was the rebellion that ended the Articles of Confederation.

What was Shay's Rebellion?

300

This part of the legislative branch has equal representation. 

What is the senate?

300

This is what Article 3 establishes.

What is the judicial branch?

300

This is where the shot heard around the world took place.

What is Lexington?

300

These are the three issues with political parties that the founders warned us about.

What are uninformed voters, tribal hatred, and an inability to compromise?

400

This was who the government appointed to capture Shay?

Who was George Washington?

400

This branch of the United States Government enforces laws and handles disputes.

What is the Executive Branch? 

400

This is what Article 4 establishes.

What is how new states join the Union?

400
These were the American allies during the war.

Who were France and Spain?

400

This is what George Washington warned us against in his farewell address.

What was to avoid political parties, foreign entanglements, and to protect our liberty?

500

Daily Double:

These are the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.

What are:

  1. They are not able to collect taxes.

  2. They can not raise an army.

  3. They can not have a navy.

  4. In order to create legislation, all 13 states must agree.

  5. The government cannot stop states from fighting amongst themselves. 

  6. The government cannot make its own currency.

500

This is the head of the Judicial branch.

Who are the Supreme Court?

500

This is what Article 5 establishes.

How to make amendments?

500

This was the treaty that ended the war.

What was the Treaty of Paris?

500

These are the four criteria of statehood.

What are population, territory, sovereignty, and government?