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WorksheetsAnti-Federalist and Federalist(Bill of Rights)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who was James Madison?
A Federalist and the creator of the Bill of rights.
An Anti-Federalist and the creator of the Bill of rights
An Anti-Federalist and the creator of the Constitution
A Federalist and the creator of the Constitution
Who were Patrick Henry and George Mason
Anti-Federalists
Federalists
Anti-Federalists-
Wanted the Bill of Rights
Didn't want the Bill of Rights
Wanted a weak government
Wanted to get control of everything
Federalist-
Didn't want to include the Bill of Rights
wanted the Bill of Rights.
Wanted Tyranny
Wanted a Monarchy
Why did the Federalist accept the Bill of Rights?
They wanted to compromise with the Anti-Federalist also they made a promise.
Wanted to become the Boss of the Bill of Rights
They wanted the Bill of Rights too.
They really didn't care and added it randomly
Important Documents that led to the Bill of Rights-
Magna Carta,Declaration of Independence,Article of Confederation,Mayflower Compact,British Bill of Rights
Enlightment,Declaration of Independence,Article of Confederation,British Bill of RIghts
Magna Carta,Declaration of Independence,Article of Confederation,British Bill of RIghts
Magna Carta,Declaration of Independence,Article of Confederation,constitution
1st Amendment?
Freedom of religion,speech,press,petition,assembly
Punishment most fit the crime
Trial by Jury
Warrant
2nd Amendment
Bear arms
Warrant
People have rights
Quartering of Soldiers
3rd and 4th Amendment
Quartering of Soldiers/Warrant
Warrant/Punishment most fit the crime
Trial by Jury
States have rights
5th and 6th Amendment
Right to remain Silence/Trial by Jury
Punishment fits the crime/I plead the 5th
Sue over $20/Trial by jury
Trial by Jury/Right to remain Silence
7th and 8th Amendment
Sue over $20/Punishment fits the crime
Trial by Jury/Punishment fits the crime
States have the right/Punishment fits the crime
people have the right/Punishment fits the crime
9th and 10th Amendment
Rights of the People/States have the right
Rights of the State/People have the right
Trial by jury/Rights of the State
Rights of the People/Trial by Jury
Federalist Government-
States keep most of the power
Favored weak Government
Tryanny
Dictator
Anti-Federalist Government-
Favored weak central government
States keep most of the power
Monarchy
Article of Confederation
Both Anti-Federalist and Federalist -
Limited government,Republicanism,Federalism,Popular Sovereignty
Bill of Rights,James Madison,Wealthy landowners,
Popular Sovereignty,Federalism,Bill of Right
Weak central government,Patrick Henry,James Madison
