Topic 1.3 Government Power and Individual Rights

In order for the constitution to effect it must be?

• ratified

• discussed amongst all citizens

• discussed amongst all elites

• discussed amongst all land owners

What is a faction?

• a group of people that have difference of opinion

• a division amongst citizens

• interest group

• a division amongst the leaders

James Madison was known as a

• Federalist

• Anti- Federalist

What does Federalist no. 10 address?

• Concern over the public having too much of a say

• Concern over the elite

• the concerns over factions: men of like mind might dominate

What did the Anti Federalists fear?

• congress's power to tax

• single executive - like a King

• control to standing army

• all of the above

What does Patrick Henry and George Mason desire?

• Executive leader of the country

• The Constitution

• Confederation under the articles

• strong federal government

What is Brutus

• Papers that favor federalist rhetoric

• Papers that favor anti federalist rhetoric

• An important figure in history during this time

• papers that discussed the republic

in, Brutus I what does the author fear

• Freeing of the enslaved

• Citizenship for all

• personal liberty

• supremacy clause giving the federal government unlimited power

What are the Federalist papers?

• text of the constitution and essay for it

• text of the articles of confederation and essays against it

• text of the constitution and essay for and against it

• text of the articles of confederation and essays for it

What role did the Media play in broadcasting the differences between the Federalists and Anti Federalist?

• The Media did not do anything, because there was no media at this time

• Newspaper published papers from both sides

• recorded debates from both sides and broadcasted them on the radio