Unit 3 Vocabulary Review

A change or addition to the Constitution is known as a(n)

• Federalist

• amendment

• tariff

• delegate

The group of people who argued in favor of the Bill of Rights (first ten amendments) were...

• Framers

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

• ratifiers

The each state sent several ... to represent them at the Constitutional Convention.

• delegates

• Framers

• tariffs

• separation of powers

The United States Senate contains two representatives from each state, meaning it has...

• ratify

• proportional representation

• amendments

• equal representation

The ... argued for the Constitution to be passed without any amendments, because they felt it gave individuals plenty of rights.

• Framers

• Anti-Federalists

• Federalists

• tariffs

The ... of the Constitution designed and authored it.

• Federalists

• Framers

• delegates

• proportional representation

The Constitution of the United States was ... in 1787.

• Framers

• ratified

• tariffed

• delegated

The framers had an argument about ... on imports and exports during the Constitutional Convention

• amendments

• Federalists

• tariffs

• delegates

The Haudenosaunee Grand Council used ... where the number of representatives each tribe received was based on their population

• framers

• equal representation

• Anti-Federalist

• proportional representation

The United States' three branches is an example of ...

• Framers

• separation of powers

• tariffs

• amendments