Unit 4 U.S Constitution

What era (time period) was the Federalist Paper, Anti-Federalist paper and U.S Constitution written in?

• Revolution Era
• Constitutional Convention Era
• Exploration Era
• Early Republic Era

The U.S Constitution was created in 1787 but was ratified (voted on) many times by the Federalist and Anti-federalist to create...

• a new federal/national government
• a new independent state government
• place fancy intelligent people to create federal laws 
• place a state laws

In the Second Continental Congress, what document that was created to establish a separate government from Great Britain? (1st government)  

• Treaty of Paris
• U.S Constitution
• Articles of Confederation 
• Declaration of Independence

In the Constitution Convention, federalist and anti-federalist, compromised on how they would count the slaves for votes for representation for their area by....

• counting slaves at three-fifth of a vote
• counting slaves a whole vote
• slaves do not count as vote
• counting slaves at two-fifth of a vote

The U.S Constitution divided the government into what three branches of government?

• Judicial, Legislative and Executive
• State, Judicial, and Federal
• Parliament, Legislative, and Judicial
• Democracy, Communism, and Executive

Which branch of government created one body for statehood (2 per state) and one body by population?

• Executive
• Legistative
• Judicial
• Parliament

Which plan was won the compromise on one legislative body be based of population?

• Virginia Plan 
• New Jersey Plan

Anti-Federalist believed in.....

• strong central government
• state's rights and strong state governments

Which essays are brainstorm of one point of view of the ratification (voting in) the U.S Constitution and wanted a strong central government?

• Federalist Papers
• Articles of Confederation
• Anti- Federalist Papers
• U.S Constitution

The Bill of Rights (individual rights) was which group idea to be in the U.S Constitution so it would finally be ratified (voted in)?

• Federalist
• Anti- Federalist
• Democrats
• Republicans