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- Q1How many parts are there in the Declaration of Independence?4230s
- Q2All laws should be fair, public, and apply to ALL peopleRule of LawSeparation of Powers30s
- Q3To approve or adopt formallyBicameralRatify30s
- Q4Treaty of ParisEnded Revolutionary WarEnded French and Indian War30s
- Q5Which of the following people was NOT a Federalist?HamiltonMason30s
- Q6Which part of the Declaration of Independence listed complaints?3130s
- Q7Which was one element of all state constitutions after the Revolution?Natural RightsTotalitarianism30s
- Q8Document outlining what government could and could not doFederalistConstitution30s
- Q9Wanted government to be limited, most power in the states, and individual freedoms…Anti-FederalistsFederalists30s
- Q10UnicameralOne houseTwo houses30s
- Q11Which of the following is NOT a branch of U.S. governmentExecutiveMilitary30s
- Q12Which was the first state to claim individual rights for citizensAlaskaVirginia30s
- Q13How many states were required to approve the Constitution in order to ratify it?91330s
- Q14The House of Representative most lines up with which states plan?New JerseyVirginia30s
- Q15Our form of government was meant to avoid what?AuthoritarianismDemocracy30s