WorksheetsUnit 5 Week 3--Comprehension--Our Constitution
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Why were the Anti-Federalists against the Constitution?
They wanted to continue trading with England.
They were against trading with other states.
They didn't want a strong central government.
Which sentence best supports that the Anti-Federalists didn't support the Constitution?
Anti-Federalists mistrusted the idea of a strong, national government.
The states were only loosely connected.
They no longer had to live under the rules and orders imposed by the King of England.
What caused the Framers to include an amendment process in the Constitution?
It kept a check on the president's executive power.
It made the Supreme Court the highest court in the land.
It allowed the Constitution to change with the times.
The major contribution of George Mason to the Constitution is _________.
an agreement to ratify
the Bill of Rights
two missing amendments
The purpose of the Federalist papers was to ________.
Make newspapers more interesting to read
show people that England was not an enemy.
convince people to support the Constitution.
Why did it take Jacob Shallus so long to copy the final version of the Constitution?
Some framers could not write well
The Framers did not want to sign it
He copied it by hand on parchment
Match the branch of government to its responsinility.
Legislative
makes the laws
Judicial
decides if the laws are just and fair
Executive
enforces the laws
What made Rhode Island ratify the Constitution?
The United States said it would not trade with them if they did not ratify.
They could not be part of the United States if they did not ratify.
They did not ratify the Constitution.
What are the Articles of Confederation?
The 7 parts of the Constitution.
The system of government in place before the Constitution.
The rights given to every United States citizen.
Which right can be found in the First Amendment?
People can keep and bear arms.
Military can't force people to house soldiers.
People have freedom of religion and speech.
