Constitutional Convention & Ratification
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- Q1Who was the first to sign the Constitution at the Constitutional Convention?George WashingtonJames MadisonJohn AdamsThomas Jefferson30s
- Q2What was the nickname of the essays written to persuade states to ratify the Constitution?The Bill of RightsThe Constitution EssaysThe Ratification PapersThe Federalist Papers30s
- Q3What principle was established to prevent any one branch of government from having supremacy over the others?Separation of PowersFederalismChecks and BalancesPopular Sovereignty30s
- Q4What compromise did the delegates from Connecticut propose regarding state representation?Missouri CompromiseNew Jersey PlanThree-Fifths CompromiseThe Great Compromise30s
- Q5Which document guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms to individuals?The Declaration of IndependenceThe Bill of RightsThe Federalist PapersThe Articles of Confederation30s
- Q6What was a major issue debated regarding slavery during the Constitutional Convention?Federal regulation of slaveryEqual rights for all citizensState control over slavery lawsImmediate abolition of slavery30s
- Q7When was the U.S. Constitution finally signed?May 25, 1787September 17, 1787July 4, 1776June 21, 178830s
- Q8Which founding father was known for composing the Bill of Rights?Alexander HamiltonJames MadisonJohn JayGeorge Washington30s
- Q9What type of government system did the Founding Fathers create to protect against tyranny?FederalismMonarchyAutocracyConfederation30s
- Q10Which amendment ensures the freedom of speech, religion, and the press?Eighth AmendmentFirst AmendmentFifth AmendmentSecond Amendment30s