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Quiz

Brain Pop Quiz

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Which of the following statements is an opinion about
the U.S. Constitution?

It has survived over 200 years

It is the best plan for a government

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Which statement best describes the original mission of
the Philadelphia Convention?

Declare independence from Great Britain

Fix the Articles of Confederation

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Following the American Revolution, the most pressing
issues facing the Confederation Congress were:

Intellectual

Financial

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Most delegates to the Philadelphia Convention agreed
on the need to _____ the power of the central
government and _____ the powers of the state
governments.

increase, decrease

decrease, increase

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To ensure the secrecy of the convention, the delegates:

Closed the windows and drapes

Denied publicly that they were meeting

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If voting today, which state would most likely support
thr Virginia Plan?

Delaware

California

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As part of the Great Compromise, each state was given
two representatives in the Senate. This helped satisfy
supporters of:

James Madison

William Patterson

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North Carolina had about 100,000 slaves in 1790. How many of
these would count toward the state's representation in
Congress?

30,000

60,000

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Which group benefited most from the Three-Fifths
Compromise?

Southern plantation owners

Southern slaves

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According to the Constitution, you must be at least 35
years old to run for President. Changing this rule would
require a new:

Amendment

Law

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