Constitution Unit Test Review
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- Q1What did the Americans include because of the Quartering Act?4th Amendment1st AmendmentFederalism3rd Amendment30sEditDelete
- Q2What was written anonymously to convince people to ratify the Constitution?Bill of RightsThe Federalist PapersThe AntiFederalist Papers30sEditDelete
- Q3How did the Americans make sure that they didn't have a ruler that became a tyrant?A strong armySaying no tyrants allowedLimiting powers of the government30sEditDelete
- Q4What year was the Constitution written in?178716071620177630sEditDelete
- Q5What said that the U.S. would have a bicameral legislature?New Jersey PlanBill of Rights3/5's CompromiseGreat Compromise30sEditDelete
- Q6What plan said that both parts of the Legislative Branch should be based on population?Federalist PapersVirginia PlanGreat CompromiseNew Jersey Plan30sEditDelete
- Q7Why did small states not like the Virginia Plan?They supported the Maine PlanThey wanted three parts of the Legislative BranchThey would have too much representationThey wouldn't have as much representation30sEditDelete
- Q8What said that 3 out of every 5 slaves would count towards both population and taxation?Great CompromiseNew Jersey PlanVirginia Plan3/5's Compromise30sEditDelete
- Q9Was James Madison a Federalist or an Antifederalist?AntifederalistFederalist30sEditDelete
- Q10Was Patrick Henry a Federalist or Antifederalist?FederalistAntifederalist30sEditDelete
- Q11Was Alexander Hamilton a Federalist or Antifederalist?FederalistAntifederalist30sEditDelete
- Q12Was George Mason a Federalist or Antifederalist?FederalistAntifederalist30sEditDelete
- Q13What protects peoples right to freedom of religion?4th Amendment2nd Amendment1st Amendment6th Amendment30sEditDelete
- Q14What amendment protects peoples freedom from unreasonable search and seizure of personal property?6th Amendment4th Amendment5th Amendment3rd Amendment30sEditDelete
- Q15Why did people want to get rid of the Articles of Confederation?It was breaking their rightsIt was weakIt was too strong30sEditDelete
- Q16What group wanted a Bill of Rights added to the Constitution to protect peoples rights?AntifederalistsFederalists30sEditDelete
- Q17What convinced the Antifederalists to ratify the Constitution?They wanted a strong federal governmentAlexander Hamilton was young, scrappy and hungryThe Federalist PapersAdded a Bill of Rights30sEditDelete
- Q18What amendment protects the right to trial by jury?8th Amendment4th Amendment5th Amendment6th Amendment30sEditDelete
- Q19What is separation of powers?Rule of lawProtecting individual rightsEach branch of government can control the othersEach branch of government has their own job30sEditDelete
- Q20Who was worried that the Constitution didn't protect states' rights?FederalistsAntifederalists30sEditDelete