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WorksheetsUnit 4 Review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 11mins
Ratification-
Amend
Approve
Mercantilism
Three-Fifths Compromise-
plan benefited the larger states calling for representation
plan benefited the smaller states calling for equal representation.
plan called for three out of every five slaves to be counted towards one vote of representation
Articles of Confederation-
supporters of ratifying the Constitution
plan creating a bicameral house in Congress, appeasing the small and large states
The first unsuccessful form of government after the U.S. gained independence from Britain (governed US during the Revolution)
Northwest Ordinance-
The first unsuccessful form of government after the U.S. gained independence from Britain
This document outlined the orderly expansion of the Ohio River Valley territory
plan creating a bicameral house in Congress, appeasing the small and large states
Virginia Plan-
plan creating a bicameral house in Congress, appeasing the small and large states
plan benefited the larger states calling for representation
plan benefited the smaller states calling for equal representation.
Shay's Rebellion-
plan benefited the smaller states calling for equal representation.
Led by Daniel Shay when farmers were being taxed and imprisoned due to an inability to pay taxes
supporters of ratifying the Constitution
Great Compromise-
supporters of ratifying the Constitution
the plan creating a bicameral house in Congress, appeasing the small and large states
This plan benefited the smaller states calling for equal representation.
New Jersey Plan-
This plan benefited the smaller states calling for equal representation.
This plan benefited the larger states calling for representation
plan called for three out of every five slaves to be counted towards one vote of representation
Constitutional Convention -
plan called for three out of every five slaves to be counted towards one vote of representation
first unsuccessful form of government after the U.S. gained independence from Britain
Delegates met to discuss the need for a stronger national government and restructure (redo) the government
Federalists--
to approve
supporters of ratifying the Constitution
Led by Daniel Shay
What was George Washington's role during the Convention?
"Father of the Constitution"
President of the Constitution
Secretary of the Constitution
What was James Madison's role during the Convention?
"Father of the Constitution"
President of the Constitution
Anti- Federalists
The Great Compromise is based upon...
The New Jersey Plan
The Virginia Plan
Both plans
What did Anti-Federalists want added to the Constitution?
Articles of the Confederation
a Bill of Rights
the 7 principles of Government
Which law provided a process for adding states to the Union?
Land Ordinance
Northwest Ordinance
Articles of Confederation
The Federalists papers encouraged people to...
Ratify the constitution
Add a Bill of RIghts
Sign the Declaration of Independence
The Federalists....
felt the Constitution protected the rights of the people
provided a strong central government
both are correct
neither are correct
"No taxation without representation means..."
Let us vote on our taxes!
No taxes without being in parliament
both are correct
neither are correct
What is the significance of the Treaty of Paris 1783?
it shows American's acknowledge the King's authority over them
The Americans grant citizenship to Native Americans
Both are correct
Neither are correct
The Proclamation of 1763-
limited westward expansion
made the colonists mad
was a cause of the American Revolution
all of the above
What was the significance of 1787?
Jamestown was founded
The Declaration of Independence was signed
The Constitutional Convention was held in Philadelphia
Reasons for representative government (Mayflower Compact, etc.)
Great Britain was far away
We've got the power!
Colonists wanted to create an independent government
What was a strength of the Articles of Confederation?
governed the US during the Revolutionary War
negotiated treaties
set up post offices
all of the above are true
What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
Inflation
government could not levy, collect taxes
no national executive or national court
all of the above
