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- Q1Articles of Confederation placed most of the governmental power in this locationStates30s
- Q2Governmental power is split into three independent branches of governmentSeparation of Powers30s
- Q3Each branch of government can react to undo an action of another branchChecks and Balances30s
- Q4Government must operate within confines established by the ConstitutionLimited Government30s
- Q5The people are the source of governmental powerPopular Sovereignty30s
- Q6The sharing of power between state and national governmentsFederalism30s
- Q7Plan supported by small statesNew Jersey Plan30s
- Q8Plan supported by large statesVirginia Plan30s
- Q9The group that supported the ConstitutionFederalists30s
- Q10Added to the Constitution as a compromise so that it would get enough support to be ratifiedBill of Rights30s
- Q11America's first attempt at governmentArticles of Confederation30s
- Q12Combination of the two opposing plans for our governmentGreat Compromise30s
- Q13Did not support ratification of the ConstitutionAnti-Federalists30s
- Q142 house legislatureBicameral30s
- Q15In Ohio, we pay both state and federal income taxes.Federalism30s