
U.S. Constitution/Government Review
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- Q1Which problem of the Articles of Confederation lead to the other 3?Sectionalism divided the new country.States fought over land near the Great Lakes.States disagreed on how to repay Revolutionary War debts.Each state had its own form of money.30s
- Q2What was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation?The federal government was too powerful.Britain still controlled America.There was no federal government.The states were stronger than the federal government.30s
- Q3What was the main goal of the Constitutional Convention, which was held in 1787?Decide how to repay Revolutionary War soldiers.Decide how to make land near the Great Lakes into new states.None of these reasons.Strengthen the national/federal government.30s
- Q4The picture refers to which compromise created at the Constitutional Convention?The Great Compromise.The Slave Trade Compromise.The 3/5 Compromise.The Government Compromise.30s
- Q5The picture refers to which compromise created at the Constitutional Convention?The Government Compromise.The Slave Trade Compromise.The Great Compromise.The 3/5 Compromise.30s
- Q6The picture refers to which compromise created at the Constitutional Convention?The Great Compromise.The 3/5 Compromise.The Slave Trade Compromise.The Government Compromise.30s
- Q7The principle of Limited Government states that thegovernment branches can limit each branch’s power.the president can limit the power of the American people.federal government limits the each state’s power.American people can limit the governments’ power.30s
- Q8This picture best describe which Constitutional Principle?Popular SovereigntySeparation of PowersChecks and BalancesFederalism30s
- Q9This picture best describe which Constitutional Principle?Popular SovereigntyChecks and BalancesFederalismSeparation of Powers30s
- Q10This picture best describe which Constitutional Principle?Separation of PowersChecks and BalancesPopular SovereigntyFederalism30s
- Q11I am elected by the American people, help create laws, & serve 2-year terms. Which government job do I have?Supreme CourtHouse of RepresentativesSenatePresident30s
- Q12I am elected by the Electoral College, enforce/carry out laws, & serve 4-year terms. Which government job do I have?House of RepresentativesSenateSupreme CourtPresident30s
- Q13I am nominated/chosen by the President, interpret/explain laws, and serve for life. Which government job do I have?Supreme CourtHouse of RepresentativesPresidentSenate30s
- Q14I am elected by the American people, help create laws, & serve 6-year terms. Which government job do I have?House of RepresentativesSenatePresidentSupreme Court30s
- Q15I am elected by the American people, help create laws, & serve 6-year terms. Which government job do I have?Popular SovereigntyFederalismBill of RightsChecks & Balances30s