Constitution and Fed vs Anti-Fed Review

Which of the two following details did the The New Jersey plan do? (2 answers)

• Benefitted states with smaller populations

• Led to the creation of the Senate in the Legislature

• Benefitted states with a larger population

• Led to the creation of the House of Representatives in the Legislature

Which of the two following details did the The Virginia plan do? (2 answers)

• Benefitted states with smaller populations

• Led to the creation of the Senate in the Legislature

• Benefitted states with a larger population

• Led to the creation of the House of Representatives in the Legislature

Which of the following Federalists DID NOT write the Federalists Papers

• Alexander Hamilton

• Georgia Washington

• James Madison

• John Jay

Which of the following Characteristics describes the Federalists (Big Govt) - 2 answers

• Wanted a stronger state government

• For the Ratification of the Constitution

• Wanted a stronger national government

• Against the Ratification of the Constitution

Which of the following Characteristics describes the Anti-Federalists (Small Govt) - 2 answers

• Wanted a stronger state government

• For the Ratification of the Constitution

• Wanted a stronger national government

• Against the Ratification of the Constitution

All of the following are Anti-Federalists except for: (2 answers)

• Alexander Hamilton

• Patrick Henry

• George Mason

• James Madison

The Great Compromise and the Three-Fifths Compromise both dealt with

• 
  the representation of states in Congress.

• the territorial expansion of slavery.

• the regulation of interstate commerce.

• the admission of new western states.

One of the major conflicts between northern and southern states in the writing of the new Constitution centered on

• how best to choose the President.

• whom would be allowed to vote.

• the western boundary of the United States.

• how to count enslaved people in the census.

Opposition to ratification of the Constitution was based on the belief that it would

• produce too much democracy in a strong central government.

• provide for elite control, endanger liberty, and weaken the states

• 
  give too much legislative and judicial power to the states.

• 
  help northern states achieve the abolition of slavery in America.

This was a document that served as the first constitution of the United States and was repealed because it failed to tax states, create militaries, and create laws.

• The Constitution

• The Declaration of the United States

• The Articles of The Confederation

• The Preamble