4th-9 1W Chap 6 Lesson 3

Multiple Choice

What river is highlighted in blue?

• St. Lawrence
• Ohio
• Missouri
• Columbia

Multiple Choice

What river is highlighted red?

• Missouri
• Mississippi
• Ohio
• St. Lawrence

Multiple Choice

What do we call the rights all humans are born with?

• Government

• The People

• Natural Rights

• Independence

Multiple Choice

In the Declaration of Independence, why were the "evils of slavery" removed

• The Declaration of Independence was too scary when it included the slavery wording.

• The Southern Representatives would not vote until it was removed since their economies depended on slavery

Multiple Choice

Who was Phillis Wheatley?

• A 19th-century novelist from England.
• A famous painter from the Renaissance era.
• The first female president of the United States.
• An African American civil rights leader.
• Phillis Wheatley was an poet and American author.

Classroom Rules

Green Light: Go time! The lesson is being
taught and the classroom will be on task
with the lesson. 100% Focused. No talking
and do your best to be on task.

Yellow Light: Cautiously thinking. Raising
our hands to ask questions. Classroom
discourse allowed.

Red Light: Classroom activity stops.
Any issue will be dealt with. Any
talking or disruptive behavior will
result in possible loss of recess time,
loss of free time, e-mailing parents,
and/or other corrections.

Classroom Rules

All lights off : Free
time to work on
other school work
and get ready for
the next class.

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Checks and Balances

Match

Match the following

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Judicial Branch

Enforces Laws

Can override veto

Interpret laws

• Enforces Laws

• Can override veto

• Interpret laws

Match

Match the following

• Judicial Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

Can rule whether laws are constitutional

Passes laws

Signs or vetoes laws

• Can rule whether laws are constitutional

• Passes laws

• Signs or vetoes laws

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Economic Aspects of the Constitution

Multiple Select

Under the Constitution, Congress can _____ and _____taxes and similar fees

• Create

• Collect

• Override

Multiple Choice

True or False: Under the Constitution, states can still make their own money.

• False
• Partially true
• Sometimes true
• True

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Federalists vs Antifederalists

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​The Debate of Ratification

Multiple Choice

What is a Federalists?

• Federalists are individuals who supported the ratification of the U.S. Constitution as it was. no changes

• Members of the Anti-Federalist movement
• Advocates for a weak central government
• Supporters of state sovereignty over federal authority
• Individuals who opposed the ratification of the U.S. Constitution

Multiple Choice

What was an Antifederalist?

• Antifederalists believed in a centralized banking system.
• Antifederalists were a political party that endorsed monarchy.
• Antifederalists were supporters of the U.S. Constitution.
• Antifederalists were opponents of the U.S. Constitution unless a bill of rights was added

• Antifederalists wanted a stronger federal government and no taxes for England

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Bill of Rights