The primary author of the Articles of Confederation (last name only, capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

The Father of the Constitution (last name only, capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

The President of the Constitutional Convention (last name only, capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

This is a word we use to describe the absolute power of a state or nation. (lowercase and spelled correctly, no added words)

(a)  

This simply means approval. For example, the U.S. Constitution had to be approved by the states before it was adopted. (lowercase and spelled correctly, no added words)

(a)  

This word means two parts or two houses, such as Parliament. (lowercase and spelled correctly, no added words)

(a)  

The first President under the Articles of Confederation (last name only, capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

This document, written in 1215, means "Great Charter."(capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

A list of grievances against King George III that detailed a demand for American sovereignty.(capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

What part of our government did the New Jersey Plan become? (capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

The Articles of Confederation were enacted in what year?

(a)  

The Declaration of Independence was addressed to this man. (TITLE, NAME, NUMBER, capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

This meeting was intended to fix the Articles of Confederation.

(capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

What part of our government did the Virginia Plan become?(capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

This plan gave states equal representation regardless of state population. (capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

This is a list of essays persuading the people to the Federalists view of the importance of the US Constitution.

(capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)  

What year was George Washington sworn in as the First US President under the New US Constitution?

(a)  

The Magna Carta was written to limit the power of (a)   . (TITLE, NAME, NUMBER, capitalized, spelled correctly)

What is the list of essays written by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton?

(capitalized, spelled correctly)

(a)