AP GOVERNMENT Review 3 Federalism vs AntiFederalism

Although the US Constitution was completed in 1787. It had to be approved by 9 out of 13 States. What is the process of having each state approve The Constitution called?

• Review

• Affirmation

• Ratification

• Approval

During The Ratification debate, two sides emerged. Which of the the following best represents the two sides of the Ratification Debate? ( 2 answers)

• The Federalists supported the new constitution as is with no changes but wanted the bulk of the power to belong to The State Government.

• The Anti -Federalists wanted the Constitution to stay as is and wanted the bulk of the power to belong to the state governments

• The Federalists supported the new constitution as is with no changes and wanted the bulk of the power to belong to The Central Government.

• The Anti -Federalists wanted the Constitution to be amended (changed) and wanted the bulk of the power to belong to the Central government.

• The Anti -Federalists wanted the Constitution to be amended (changed) and wanted the bulk of the power to belong to the state governments.

This is a picture of the State Capitol Building of Georgia. Which group in the Ratification Debate favored the states having a bulk of the power in the nation''s new government.

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

This is a picture of the capital of the United States. Which group in the Ratification debate wanted a bulk of the power to belong to national government. or central government.

• Anti-Federalist

• Federalist

Which of the following were all considered Federalists? ( those who supported the ratification of The US Constitution as is) ( 3 answers)

• John Jay

• Thomas Jefferson

• Alexander Hamilton

• James Madison

What was the name of a series of essays that were written by Federalists in order to persuade states to immediately ratify The US Constitution?

• The Federalist Papers

• The US Constitution

• The Articles of Confederation

Most people who insisted on the the Constitution being changed by adding of a Bill of Rights to the Constitution were considered :

• Federalist

• Anti federalist

• Strict Constructionists

• Framers

The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution ..

• after the ratification process was complete, and to fulfill a promise to anti-federalists by federalists so to gain their support for ratification

• during the ratification process, before final ratification of the constitution

• during the Constitutional Convention, at the insistence of Thomas Jefferson.

• piece by piece during the first 100 years of its operation.

The idea of individual rights promoted after the American Revolution and included in the Bill of Rights was based on ideas from ..

• the Great Awakening

• the Enlightenment

• Transcendentalism

• Deism

After the United States gained its independence, the first system of government was created by the ....

• Articles of Confederation

• Constitution

• Declaration of Independence

• Mayflower Compact.