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Constitutional Convention Key Issues

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Imagine Arjun, Aria, and Anika each run their own independent businesses, but sometimes work together on big projects. What was the United States like before the Constitution was signed?

a)

A single unified nation

b)

A partnership of 13 independent states

c)

A colony of Great Britain

d)

A collection of territories

2.

Mason and William are part of a group project, but their group has no clear leader or rules for making decisions. What is a major weakness of their group's setup?

a)

It created a strong central government

b)

It solved all disputes between states

c)

It provided no solutions for growing problems

d)

It encouraged economic growth

3.

Charlotte and Daniel are part of a group project, but the group has no clear leader or rules for making decisions. What was a consequence of this weak central organization?

a)

A booming economy

b)

Increased social harmony

c)

Widespread order

d)

Economic stagnation and social disorder

4.

Imagine a group project where Avery, Daniel, and Aria are working together, but the person in charge has no real authority to make decisions or solve any issues that come up. Why might this group leader be considered ineffective?

a)

They had too much power

b)

They had no authority to solve problems

c)

They made too many decisions

d)

They were too busy with other tasks

5.

During a critical meeting, Priya and Evelyn are leading a discussion about their organization's future. What two main issues did they believe needed to be addressed to prevent the organization's collapse?

a)

Expanding territory and increasing trade

b)

Bringing back order and guaranteeing rights to liberty

c)

Forming alliances and declaring war

d)

Establishing a monarchy and collecting taxes

6.

Noah, Mason, and David are part of a club that is facing several challenges. What was their initial idea to address the club's problems?

a)

To declare war on Britain

b)

To hold a meeting with all 13 states

c)

To elect a new king

d)

To dissolve the union

7.

Why was Samuel initially hesitant to attend an important meeting in Philadelphia?

a)

He was too busy traveling abroad

b)

He believed the meeting was unnecessary

c)

He was suffering from back pain and planned to retire

d)

He was not invited

8.

After witnessing a major uprising in his community that threatened local stability, what event helped convince George Washington to attend an important national meeting?

a)

A major economic boom

b)

A peaceful protest for new laws

c)

Shay's Rebellion

d)

The election of a new governor

9.

At a major school event to create new student council rules, the organizers needed to select someone to lead the meeting. Which important figure was chosen as the President of the event?

a)

Benjamin Franklin

b)

Alexander Hamilton

c)

George Washington

d)

Thomas Jefferson

10.

Imagine a group of students is planning a major school event, but some key members are hesitant to join the planning committee. Who played a key role in convincing the most influential student, George Washington, and other important figures to attend the committee meeting?

a)

Thomas Jefferson

b)

John Adams

c)

Alexander Hamilton

d)

Benjamin Franklin

11.

During an important international conference, where were Thomas Jefferson and John Adams?

a)

Both were in Philadelphia

b)

Jefferson was in France and Adams was in London

c)

Both were in London

d)

Jefferson was in London and Adams was in France

12.

Liam is organizing a meeting with representatives from different departments in his company. Out of 13 departments, only some sent their delegates to the meeting. How many departments sent delegates to Liam's meeting?

a)

10

b)

11

c)

12

d)

13

13.

Why might a group of company executives keep their meeting discussions secret from the rest of the employees?

a)

To hide disagreements

b)

To prevent gossip and misunderstanding

c)

To allow executives to speak freely

d)

To keep competitors from finding out

14.

During a school council meeting, Oliver and Zoe propose different ways to decide how many votes each class should have. What is the main disagreement between Oliver's and Zoe's plans regarding class representation?

a)

Whether classes should have a sports team

b)

Whether classes should collect dues

c)

Whether representation should be based on class size or equal for all classes

d)

Whether classes should have a class president

15.

During a meeting to create new rules for their club, Aria, Emma, and Kai faced a disagreement about whether to allow a certain activity. How did they decide to address the issue?

a)

They immediately banned the activity

b)

They made it a club-wide rule

c)

They decided each member could choose for themselves

d)

They ignored the issue completely