A New Nation
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- Q1This decided how many votes each state would get in the Senate and the House of Representatives.The Bill of RightsThe Great CompromiseThe Constitutional ConventionThe Declaration of Independence30s
- Q2This warned European nations to stay out of the western hemisphere.The Treaty of ParisThe Monroe DoctrineThe Great CompromiseThe 1st Amendment30s
- Q3This territory doubled the size of the United States.CaliforniaOregonTexasLouisiana30s
- Q4This is what George Mason wrote.The Bill of RightsThe Virginia Statute of Religious FreedomThe Article of ConfederationThe Virginia Declaration of Rights30s
- Q5This man was president when a two party system emerged (began).James MonroeJames MadisonGeorge WashingtonJohn Adams30s
- Q6This country sold Louisiana to the United States.BritainFranceSpainGermany30s
- Q7This is the number of states needed to ratify (pass) the Constitution.13107930s
- Q8This man was president during the War of 1812.James MadisonThomas JeffersonJohn AdamsJames Monroe30s
- Q9This person was president when the Federal Court System was established.Thomas JeffersonJames MadisonGeorge WashingtonJohn Adams30s
- Q10This was an effect of the War of 1812.European nations gained respect for the united States.The Bill of Rights became ratified.The United States gained respect for Britain.The United States Constitution was written.30s
- Q11This is the type of national government made by the Articles of Confederation.fairstrongbalancedweak30s
- Q12This was the purpose of the Constitutional Convention.to write a new plan of government for the United Statesto protest the Stamp Act and the colonial governorsto approve the Articles of Confederationto write a letter to King George III about unfair taxes30s
- Q13These two documents helped create the Bill of Rights.The Constitution and the Virginia Statute of Religious FreedomThe Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom and The Virginia Declaration of RightsThe Virginia Statute of Religious freedom and the Articles of ConfederationThe Constitution and the Virginia Declaration of Rights30s
- Q14This is part of the Judicial Branch.The Supreme CourtThe House of RepresentativesThe SenateThe President30s
- Q15This is the number of amendments in the Bill of Rights.139201030s