WorksheetsUnit 4 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 2hrs 1mins
(B1) What does the vocabulary word "Confederation" mean?
Something you throw into the air
Agreement between groups to work together
An official meeting between countries
To meet half way
(B1) What does the vocabulary word "Ordinance" mean?
To create new states
Ordinary
Something that has gone wrong
A law
(B1) Which sentence uses the vocabulary word "Legislature" correctly?
The legislature carries out the laws.
The legislature is the best branch of government.
The legislature creates new laws.
The president is part of the legislature.
(B1) Which sentence uses the vocabulary word "Compromise" correctly?
The delegates made a compromise when dealing with the Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan.
Compromise is when two people stay mad at each other.
My dad is a very good person and compromise.
The president of the USA had to win the compromise to win the election.
(B1) Which vocabulary word does the picture best represent?
Ratify
Convention
Rebellion
Sovereign
(B2) What were the Articles of Confederation?
The newspaper that the Federalists wrote.
The first real attempt at a central government.
The document that ended slavery in the United States.
The first sign of a strong central government.
(B2) What was NOT weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
A weak central government
No common currency
A strong central government
States argued with each other
(B2) Why were Daniel Shays and the farmers upset with the government?
The farmers wanted to sell their land and move west of the Appalachian Mountains.
The government forced the farmers to find gold on their land.
The farmers were in debt and the government was selling their land to pay for it.
The government wanted the farmers to use slaves on their plantations.
(B2) Which rebellion carried out violent attacks on courthouses?
Tamez's Rebellion
Daniel's Rebellion
Graham's Rebellion
Shays' Rebellion
(B4) What was the purpose of the Northwest Ordinance?
To create a new country
To establish new states
To create a new government
To form a more perfect union.
(B4) How many settlers did a territory need to have before they could apply for statehood?
5,000 settlers
10,000 settlers
25,000 settlers
60,000 settlers
(B4) Which of the following was NOT something a new state needed to provide to its citizens in the Northwest Ordinance?
Freedom of religion
Trial by jury
Public education
Free housing
(B9) Patrick Henry was an Anti-Federalist.
True
False
(B9) Who was the leader of the Federalist party?
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
(B9) Which of the following is a correct statement?
Anti-Federalists supported ratification of the Constitution.
Federalists wanted to keep the Articles of Confederation.
Federalists supported ratification of the Constitution.
Anti-Federalists wanted to change the Articles of Confederation.
(B9) Which of the following is a true statement?
Federalists feared the rule of a mob.
Federalists wanted a Bill of Rights.
Federalists wanted a strong state government.
Federalists' economy was based off of agriculture.
(B9) Why were the Anti-Federalists against the Constitution?
It did not have a Bill of Rights.
It did not make the citizens safe.
It did not ban slavery.
It did not create new states.
(B9) Why did the Federalists want to ratify (approve) the Constitution?
It had a Bill of Rights.
It was the best document ever created.
It gave the states more power.
It increases the power of the central government.
(B6) What was the Great Compromise?
A mix of the Texas Plan and Mexico Plan.
A mix of the Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan.
A mix of the New Jersey Plan and Maryland Plan.
A mix of the Virginia Plan and Connecticut Plan.
(B6) The Great Compromise was made between...
The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists
England and the United States
Big states and small states
Mrs. De la Rosa and Ms. Tamez
(B9) If the Anti-Federalists supported the Bill of Rights, then who was against the Bill of Rights?
George Mason
Daniel Shays' and the farmers
Patriots
Federalists
(B6) What did the Three-Fifths (3/5) Compromise say?
That slaves counted as one person
That slaves counted as half (1/2) of a person
That slaves counted as three-fifths (3/5) of a person
That there were no slaves in the United States
(B6) Which states benefited politically from the Three-Fifths (3/5) Compromise?
Northern States
Eastern States
Southern States
Western States
(B6) The Virginia Plan, or House of Representatives, is based of off state population.
True
False
(B6) What was the main idea of the New Jersey Plan, Senate?
Representation is based off of population
Representation is equal, one state = one vote
Representation is only based off of slave population
There is not representation
