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100

What was the first national government plan of the United States 

The Articles of Confederation 

100

Shay’s Rebellion Convinced many Americans that 

A stronger central government was needed 

100

How would representation be determined in the House of Representatives 

The population 

100

Anti-Federalists opposed the constitution because they believed 

It did not protest citizen’s rights 

100

The constitution can change through 

Amendments 

200

Under the Article of Confederation, congress had the power to

Make treaties with foreign nations 

200

The constitutional convention met in 1787 with the original goal of 

Revising the Articles of confederation 

200

The Three-fifths Compromise dealt with

Counting slaves for representation and taxation 

200

The federalist papers were written to 

Support the ratification of the constitution 

200

The principal that government powers comes from the people is called 

Popular sovereignty 

300

Which major weakness of the Articles of confederation became obvious after the revolution 

Congress could not enforce laws or collect taxes 

300

Who is known as the father of the constitution 

Who is James Madison 

300

Federalism refers to 

Sharing power between states and national governments

300

The bill of rights was added to the Constitution to

Protect individual freedoms 

300

Which branch of government enforces the laws 

Executive 

400

What was the purpose of the land ordinance of 1785

To survey and divide western lands

400

The Great Compromise resolved a conflict between 

Large states and small states 

400

The system that prevents any one branch from becoming too powerful is called

Checks and balances

400

The first amendment protects all of the following, except

Right to bare arms

400

The Judicial Branch’s main job is to 

Interpret laws 

500

The Northwest ordinance of 1787

Created a process for admitting new status 

500

The great compromise created 

A two-house (bicameral) legislature 

500

Supporters of the Constitution were known as 

Federalists 

500

Which amendment guarantees the right to a fair trial

Sixth commitment

500

Which document is the supreme law of the land 

Constitution