Day 2 Warm-Up: Early Republic

Citizens must serve on juries to determine verdict, vote in elections

• Anti-Federalists
• Citizen responsibilities
• Federalists
• Unalienable rights

Rights all people have from birth: life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

• Anti-Federalists
• Citizen responsibilities
• Federalists
• Unalienable rights

Against constitution, believed it needed a bill of rights, Patrick Henry and George Mason

• Anti-Federalists
• Citizen responsibilities
• Federalists
• Unalienable rights

Supported constitution, believed it created a more stable union, Alexander Hamilton and George Mason

• Anti-Federalists
• Citizen responsibilities
• Federalists
• Unalienable rights

Which of the following was a crisis that Washington faced as the first President of the United States?

• Negotiating a boundary with Spain over the disputed southwestern territory of the U.S.
• Returning promptly the British Redcoats that were taken prisoner of war
• Settle the matter on the legality of slavery
• Create an economic system that would allow America to pay off its war debt

Which of the following were precedents set by George Washington? Select the three correct answers.

• Used the army to put down a rebellion
• Encourages the U.S. to remain neutral in world issues
• Set a 4 term presidential limit
• Created an executive cabinet

Which law would be considered unconstitutional on the basis of First Amendment guarantees?

• A ban on the publication of classified information by government employees
• A requirement that church employees pay income tax
• A requirement that churches gets a permit before building a new chapel
• A prohibition on electing religious leaders to government office

Which sentence completes this diagram?

• People cannot be forced to be witnesses against themselves.
• Cruel and unusual punishment cannot be inflicted.
• Warrants cannot be issued unless probably cause is established.
• A defendant cannot be denied a speedy and public trial.