Chapter 5 Civics

_{What is it called when there are two houses for legislation?} 

• Federalism
• Capitalism
• Bicameral
• Concurrent powers

These were the people against the constitution. 

• Federalists
• Great Compromise
• Anti-Federalists
• Native Americans

There are 27 of these in the Constitution. The first 10 are called the Bill of Rights.

• Amendments
• Anti-Federalists
• Freedoms
• People who signed the Constitution

This combined the New Jersey Plan and the  Virginia Plan. Without this, the federal government would be based only on population. 

• The Great Compromise
• The 3/5th Compromise
• Voing
• Constitutional Convention

These are a system that makes sure that no branch can have too much power.

• The Great Compromise
• The 3/5th Compromise
• Ratification
• Checks and Balances

These are the people who were all about a STRONG national government.

• Anti-Federalists
• Federalists
• Conspiracy Theorists
• Washingtons

These are powers shared by the federal and state government. Shared powers. 

• Reserved Powers
• Bicameral
• Checks and balances
• Concurrent Powers

This is where each slave was counted as 3/5th of a person when tallying population. 

• 3/5th Compromise
• Majority
• Demographics
• The Great Compromise

What one of these words means approve?

• Ratification
• Bicameral
• Amendment
• Impeach

Which one of these means accuse?

• Ratification
• Approve
• Impeach
• Compromise