The Articles of Confederation
Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Congressional Representation
Branches Of Government
100

The Articles of Confederation were passed in this year

What is 1777?

100

This group believed in a strong national government and supported the Constitution.

Who are the Federalists?

100

This plan called for Representation based on state population and was supported by bigger states.

What is the Virginia Plan?

100

There are this many branches of Government in the United States.

What is 3?

200

The Articles of Confederation lacked the ability to do this, making it impossible for the country to grow economically

What is levy taxes?

200

This group believed in a weak national government and supported states rights over the national government.

Who are the Anti-Federalists?

200

This plan called for equal representation and was supported by smaller states.

What is the New Jersey Plan?

200

This branch of government makes the laws for the United States.

What is the legislative branch?

300

This rebellion was started by started by a group of farmers angry about the high taxes and foreclosures on their farms.

What is Shay's Rebellion?

300

The Federalists published this collection of essays to rally support for the Constitution.

What are the Federalist Papers?

300

This plan, or compromise, created the 2 house Congress we have in America today.

What is the Connecticut/Great Compromise?

300

This branch of government is known for the President, Vice President, and cabinet. They are known for enforcing laws

What is the executive branch?

400
Leaders of the country met in this city to have a convention to discuss revising and editing the Articles of Confederation.

What is Annapolis?

400

The Federalists attached this addendum to the Constitution to sway Anti-Federalists as well as provide protections for individual rights.

What is the Bill of Rights?

400

This word describes a Congress that is split into two houses

What is bicameral?
400

The writers of the Constitution added these to the Constitution so that one branch of Government could not became too powerful.

What are checks and balances?

500

This many states, out of the original 13, showed up for the Annapolis Convention.

What is 5?

500

This many states, out of the original 13, were needed to ratify the Constitution.

What is 9?

500

The Connecticut Compromise is named after this famous Connecticut lawmaker who proposed the plan. (Hint: He shares a name with a famous World War II tank)


Who is Roger Sherman?

500

The head of the Judicial branch is this famous court.

What is the Supreme Court?