AMSCO 3.8 & 3.9 Constituion

What compromise created the current legislator?

• The Three-Fifths Compromise
• The Missouri Compromise
• The Great Compromise
• The Compromise of 1850

What was the compromise that dealt with slavery at the Constitutional Convention?

• The New Jersey Plan

• The Three-Fifths Compromise
• The Virginia Plan

• The Great Compromise

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Commerce Clause

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(b) House of Representative

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(c) Senate

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(d) 3/5 Compromise

• two senators per state
• Congress can regulate trade both foreign & domestic

• representation based on population
• Congress can tax imports - Tariffs

• counting slaves as three-fifths of a person

• equal representation

This group supported the ratification of the Constitution​ (a)   . This group opposed the ratification of the Constitution​ (b)  

• Federalist
• Anti-Federalist
• Libertarians
• Democrats
• Whigs
• Republicans

What arguments were created to support and promote the ratification of the US Constitution?

• Federalist Papers

• Articles of Confederation

• Virginia Plan

• New Jersey Resolutions

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Federalist

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(b) Anti-Federalist

• Jefferson

• supported a strong central government

• Hamilton

• supported individual liberties

• Madison

• wanted a Bill of Rights

• supported Constitution

• opposed a strong central government

• believed in implied powers

• Promoted ratificaiton with essays

• believed in states' rights

What branches of the government were created by the Separation of Powers

• Executive

• Legislative

• Judicial

• Military

What prevents 1 branch of the government from becoming too powerful?

• Checks and balances.
• Separation of powers.
• Judicial review.
• Executive orders.

Match the articles of the Constitution

• Supremacy Clause

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• Legislative Branch

• 
• Amendment Process

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• Executive Branch

• Article 5

• Judicial Branch

• Article 6

Know your rights part 1

• Protection against quartering of soldiers.

• 1st Amendment

• Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.

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• The right to keep and bear arms.

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• double jeopardy, can't take property

• 4th Amendment

• Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.

• 5th Amendment