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WorksheetsConstitution
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The Great Compromise
Did not allow for taxation
to sign
established a bicameral congress
working together to move forward
Article VII
executive branch
legislative branch
judicial branch
ratification
Compromise
working together to move forward
how the slave population would count
supported the Constitution
did not allow for taxation
Article I
Ratification
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Relations among the states
Federalist
Did not support the Constitution
Supported the Constitution
Elects the PResident
working together to move forward
Electoral College
A selective university
2nd plan of government
established a bicameral congress
Elects the President
The Constitution
2nd plan of government
strong central government
allowed commerce clause
did not allow for taxation
Slave Trade Compromise
how slave population would count
did not support the Constitution
allowed for the commerce clause
Supremacy Clause
states recognize other states
federal governmetn stronger than states
relations among the states
states recognize other states
Full faith and credit clause
relations among the states
how slave population would count
strong central government
states recognize other states
Article II
Legislative
Judicial
Executive
Ratification
Article III
Ratification
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
Article IV
Judicial
Executive
Ratification
Relations among the states
Article V
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Amending process
Article VI
Supremacy Clause
Relations among the states
Ratification
Executive Branch
Anti-federalist
For the Constitution as it was written
Wanted a Bill of Rights
Washington
Legislative Branch
President of the Constitutional Convention
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
George Washington
Richard Henry Lee
Articles of Confederation
2nd plan of government
Did not allow for taxation
was a strong plan of government
still exists today
Ratify
to sign
a compromise
a compact
an agreement
