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Constitutional Convention Review
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Kimberlyn Webster
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Constitutional Convention Review
by Kimberlyn Webster
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What is one reason why the Articles of Confederation was considered a weak government?
Congress had the power to tax and gather money.
Congress did not have the power to tax and gather money.
There was a president.
They had a national army.
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Why did Shay's Rebellion lead to the members of the American government deciding to trash the A.O.C. and make a new government?
The rebellion showed the flaws of lacking a congress.
The rebellion showed the flaws of lacking a national form of money.
The rebellion showed the flaws of lacking a court system.
The rebellion showed the flaws of lacking a national army for protection and the ability to collect taxes.
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Multiple Choice
Originally, government leaders met at the Philadelphia Convention to fix the Articles of Confederation, but instead they made a new government called the _________________.
Magna Carta
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Mayflower Compact
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Multiple Choice
The definition for ________________ is "a written plan for government".
Constitution
Articles
Declaration
Militia
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Multiple Choice
People who wanted a stronger government at the Constitutional Convention were known as ...
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
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Multiple Choice
___________ is the group of people who make our laws in our government
Supreme Court
President
Congress
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Multiple Choice
The amount of representatives (people who make laws) in this body are based off a state's population, making the big states happy with this part of the government.
Senate
House of Representatives
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Multiple Choice
The amount of representatives (people who make laws) in this body is based on equal representatives per state, no matter the size. Every state gets two senators making the small states happy with this part of the government.
Senate
House of Representatives
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Multiple Choice
What was the only branch of government that existed under the Articles of Confederation?
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
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Multiple Choice
The ___________________ ___________________ divided Congress into two parts to make the big states and small states happy with how many votes they get in Congress.
3/5ths Compromise
Great Compromise
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
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Multiple Choice
What did the Philadelphia Convention become known as when they decided to scrap the AOC and replace it with the Constitution?
Mayflower Meeting
Declaration Committee
Constitutional Convention
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Multiple Choice
The Constitution was ________, or approved, as the United States' "supreme law of the land" in 1787.
Resolved
Ratified
Grieved
Boycotted
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Multiple Choice
Who was known as the "Father of the Constitution" because he was the secretary of the convention and wrote everything down?
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
George Washington
Ben Franklin
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Multiple Choice
Who was selected to be the President of the Constitutional Convention?
James Madison
Roger Sherman
Governor Randolph
George Washington
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
There was no national currency.
The federal government couldn’t enforce taxes.
It was easy to add amendments.
There was no national army.
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Multiple Choice
Why did farmers band together to form Shays’ Rebellion?
They hated the Articles of Confederation.
They faced economic difficulties.
They wanted a new President.
Their crops were destroyed by bad weather.
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Multiple Choice
What was the original goal of the Constitutional Convention?
To fix the Articles of Confederation.
To create a new Constitution.
To create the Bill of Right.
To ratify the Constitution.
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Multiple Choice
What issue did the Great Compromise, also known as the Connecticut Plan, help solve?
Who got to be president
Representation in Congress
The issue of slavery
The issue of taxation
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Multiple Choice
What was the purpose of the Federalist Papers?
To convince the citizens of New York that the Constitution was a bad idea.
To convince the citizens of New York to pass the Constitution.
To convince the citizens of New York to form their own country.
To convince the citizens of Rhode Island to pass the Constitution.
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Multiple Choice
What was the biggest reason some people didn’t like the Constitution?
They were fearful of the central government being too powerful.
They didn’t want a Bill of Rights.
They didn’t like the idea of checks and balances.
It was too easy to change.
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Multiple Choice
What was the last state to ratify the Constitution?
NY
Massachusetts
Georgia
Rhode Island
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Multiple Choice
Fill-in-the-blank: President George Washington dealt with the Whiskey Rebellion ________.
Weakly
Strongly
Slowly
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Multiple Choice
Why did so many people want a Bill of Rights?
a. To make sure the government did not fail.
b. To give the government more power.
c. To make sure people had rights.
d. To give the president important rights.
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