WorksheetsCh. 2 U.S. Constitution
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
Colonial Leaders coordinated action against British Regulations
Second Continental Congress
First Continental Congress
Committee of Correspondence
Articles of Confederation
12 Colonies met to petition King George III to repeal the Intolerable Acts
Committee of Correspondence
Second Continental Congress
First Continental Congress
Articles of Confederation
Provided Government to the colonies during the Revolution
First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
Committee of Correspondence
Articles of Confederation
Formal Statement of separation of the Colonies from Great Britain
Committee of Correspondence
First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
Declaration of Independence
Provided the first constitutional government for the new nation
First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation (all BUT which one)
Power to tax
No Power for interstate commerce
States were sovereign
No Federal Courts
Treaty that ended the Revolutionary War
Treaty of Greenville
Peace of Paris
Treaty of Paris
Articles of Confederation
Rather than revise the Articles of Confederation after the Revolutionary War, it was decided to write a new Constitution
Treaty of Paris
Articles of Conduct
Constitutional Convention
Committee of Correspondence
In What year what the Constitution Ratified
1776
1777
1778
1789
First President of the United States
James Madison
George Washington
George Mason
Thomas Jefferson
Washington Acted and Dressed as a
Soldier
King
Correspondent
Diplomat
To correct the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation
Amendments
Constitution
Treaty of Paris
Bill of Rights
Why did some oppose the Constitution
Too Experiemental
Too many problems
Too Weak
Too many involved
First 10 Amendments of the Constitution
Treaty of Paris
Bill of Amendments
Bill of Rights
Rights of Bills
Who wrote the Bill of Rights
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Alexander Hamilton
Constitution would not be ratified without
Treaty
Committee of Amendments
Bill of Rights
Executive Branch
Reasons for the Constitution
Article I
Preamble
Article II
Promeable
Article I
Legislatvie
Judicial
Executive
Preamble
Must be 25 years of age, citizen for 7 years
House of Representatives
Senate
President
Representation by Population
New Jersey PLan
Virginia Plan
Connecticut PLan
New York Plan
Taken every 10 years
Committee of Jurisdiction
Census
Electoral College
Presidential Debate
Must be 20 years old, Citizen for 9 years
House of Representatives
Executive Branch
Justice of Supreme Court
Senate
Serves 2 year terms
President
Vice President
Senator
Representative
1/3 elected every 2 years
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
President
Serves as the President of the Senate
President Pro Tempore
Vice President
President
Senators
Presides over the Senate when the Vice-President is absent
President
President Pro Tempore
President Pro Senator
Speaker of the House
Tries impeachment Cases
Senate
House
President
Supreme Court
Power to empeach
Senate
House
President
Supreme Court
What is needed to remove a President from office
1/3 Vote
2/3 Vote
1/2 Vote
all votes
What can a President do when a Bill reaches his desk
Sign it
Do Nothing
Veto
Pocket Veto
What are the Powers of Congress
Impose and Collect Taxes
Coin Money
Support Defense
Declare War
Pick President
Elected by the Electoral College
Senate
House
President
Justices
Must be 35 years of age and Natural Born Citizen
Senate
House
President
Justice
Powers of the President - check all that apply
Commander in Chief
Declare War
Grant Pardons
Report to Congress
How the President reports to Congress
State of Affairs
State of the Union
State Dinners
Congressional Cabinet Meetings
Treason, Bribery, other high crimes
Federal Crime
Impeachment
Felony
Article III of the Constitution created
Legislature
Executive
Judicial
Congress
Established State and Federal Government Relationship
Article IV
Article III
Article II
Article I
Established Method of Amendment
Article II
Article IV
Article VI
Article V
Established a way to pay debt for the U.S.
Article VI
Article III
Article IV
Article VIII
How many states were needed to ratify the Constitution
7
8
9
6
Cannot be charged with the same crime twice
Double Homicide
Article III
Double Jeopardy
Right to Trial
Gave Women the right to vote
Prohibition
Suffrage
Suffering
Article III
Forbids the Manufacture, sale, and transport of alcoholic beverages 1919
sufferage
Lame Duck
Prohobition
Right to a Trial
No Citizen can be made to pay a tax for the right to vote in a federal election
Prohibition
Sales Tax
Excise Tax
Poll Tax
Amendment that establishes the process after removal of president from office
25th
17th
12th
1st
Amendment that abolished slavery
12th
14th
13th
15th
Amendment that says Cannot deny vote because of race or color
13th
14th
15th
16th
RIght to bear arms
1st
2nd
15th
14th
According to the 26th Amendment how old do you have to be to vote
21
18
14
26
