Basic Principles of the Constitution
Federalists v. Anti Federalists
The Constitution
The Amendments
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100

This is the idea that all government power comes from the consent of the people

popular sovereignty


(5 extra points for correct spelling)

100

These people supported the constitution

federalists

100

The US Constitution was the United State's 2nd written form of government. 


What was the first?

Articles of Confederation

100

A change or modification made to the constitution is known as

an amendment

100

This amendment outlawed the sale and manufacture of alcohol in the US

18th amendment

200

The separation of powers between state and national government is known as

federalism
200

These people opposed the Constitution

anti-federalists

200

What are the 3 main parts of the Constitution?

Preamble, articles, amendments

200

What are the fractions necessary for proposal and ratification of amendments? 

2/3=proposal

3/4=ratification 

200

representation in the house is based on this

population


300

The President, Senate, and Supreme Court all have responsibilities and jobs independent from one another to help ensure our government runs smoothly. Each part of our government having different jobs and responsibilities is an an example of what principle in action?

Separation of Powers

300

The essays that were written to explain the constitution and encourage its ratification 

federalist papers

300

We call the delegates at the Constitutional Convention this

framers

300

These are the things protected by the 1st amendment

speech

religion

press

petition

assembly

300

2 terms for a total of 8 years. However, this can increase to 10 years if they became president for 2 years or less prior to their own election

term limit for presidents


400

The president vetoing a bill sent by congress is an example of one of these

checks and balances 

400

"more powers should be given to the national government"

this statement would have been supported by who

federalist

400

This settled the dispute over whether or not to count enslaved people as part of a state's population

3/5 compromise 

400

This amendment's direct impact was that it expanded citizenship to African Americans who were freed from slavery

14th amendment

400

in order for an amendment to be voided it must

be replaced by another amendment

500

What clause of the constitution explains that federal laws take precedence over state laws

supremacy clause

500
The Necessary and Proper (elastic) clause would have been opposed by this group because they did not want too much power given to the federal government

anti-federalists

500

The agreement that large and small states came to regarding the plan for the Constitution is referred to as?

The Great Compromise 

500

describe one way amendments have expanded voting rights in the United States

15th= African American men

19th= women

23rd= Washington, D.C

26th= 18 years old

500
explain the process for how a bill becomes a law


introduced, debated, voted on, sent to other chamber, debated & voted on again, sent to president who either signs into law or vetoes