WorksheetsChapter 7 quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
the first written national plan of government for the United States
Central Government powers
Articles of Confederation
Problems after the revolution
Declaration of Independence
Weakness of the Articles
had gibberish
It did not give enough power to the National Government.
each state will be represented according to their population.
Virginia plan
each state will be represented equally
number of delegates will be determined by the number of votes.
each state will be represented according to their population
none of the above
New Jersey Plan
each state will be represented equally
no power to national government
each state will be represented based off of population
created the two houses of congress
great compromise
created three Houses of Congress. ( Senate, Judicial, and The House of Representatives.
each state will have two senators no matter the population
created two Houses of Congress. ( Senate and The House of Representatives.
number of delegates is determined by the number of people
Three fifths compromise
every five slaves only count as three to determine the number of representatives
none of the above
supported the governement constitution
to approve
federalist
did not support the constitution.
none of the above
supported the constitution. they wanted a strong national government.
wanted the meats from Arbys.
anti-federalist
first ten amendments of the constitution
approve
none of the above
opposed the constitution. the national government was too strong.
bill of rights
peoples rights were being taken away
aprrove
none of the above
the first ten amendments of the consitution
ratify
war/peace
verto
approve
could not regulate trade
