US Constitution Review
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- Q1Supporters of the ConstitutionAnti-FederalistsPatriotsLoyalistsFederalists30s
- Q2Supporters of adding a Bill of Rights to provide those individual rightsLoyalistAnti-FederalistsFederalistsPatriots30s
- Q3Each branch of government keeps another from having too much powerpopular sovereigntyseparation of powerslimited governmentchecks and balances30s
- Q4Voters hold power but elect officials to govern on their behalfpopular sovereigntylimited governmentcitizenshiprepresentative democracy30s
- Q5The authority of the government flows from the peoplepopular sovereigntycitizenshiplimited governmentseparation of powers30s
- Q6Unalienable rights are guaranteed to citizensSeparation of powersSeparate rightsChecks and BalancesIndividual rights30s
- Q7Power is divided between state and national governmentsSeparation of powersChecks and balancesPopular SovereigntyFederalism30s
- Q8The structure of the government is divided into three separate branches with three distinct jobsLimited GovernmentChecks and balancesSeparation of powersPopular Sovereignty30s
- Q9The powers of the government are restricted to protects the rights of individualsPopular sovereigntySeparation of powersFederalismLimited government30s
- Q10What was the actual second constitution of America?Constitution DeucesThe US ConstitutionBill of RightsArticles of Confederation30s
- Q11Representation by populationNew Jersey PlanKentucky ResolutionVirginia PlanVirginia Resolution30s
- Q12Set number of representationNew Jersey PlanVirginia ResolutionNew Jersey PlanKentucky Plan30s