Forming A Government
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- Q1It's purpose was to require the English monarchy to obey the same laws as the English peopleMagna Carta30s
- Q2It declared that no person could be forced to attend a church or pay taxes to a church. This was the earliest expression of separation of church and state.Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom30s
- Q3Each state had to approve of the Articles of ConfederationRatification30s
- Q4First national government created by the Second Continental CongressArticles of Confederation30s
- Q5This established the procedure for the admission of a state into the Union. It also banned slavery in the Ohio River Valley.Northwest Ordinance of 178730s
- Q6A continuous rise in the price of goods and servicesinflation30s
- Q7states having more power than the federal governmentWeakness of the Articles30s
- Q8Constitutional Convention originally met to improve the Articles of Confederation but quickly threw them out to write the Constitution we still use today178730s
- Q9Father of the U.S. ConstitutionJames Madison30s
- Q10Under this plan a bicameral legislature in which the number of delegates per state would be based on a state's populationVirginia Plan30s
- Q11created a bicameral legislature; the Senate had equal representation and the House of Representatives was based on populationGreat Compromise30s
- Q12Under this plan each state would have an equal voice in a unicameral legislature.New Jersey Plan30s
- Q13This determined how to include slaves in the population count when determaning how many representatives a state would have in the CongressThree-Fifths Compromise30s
- Q14Many southern states threatened to leave the Union if this happenedbanned the slave trade30s
- Q15They felt under the Constitution the central government had been given too much power.Antifederalists30s