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Chapter #7 Review
What is America’s 1st Constitution?
A. Declaration of IndependenceB. Articles of ConfederationC. U.S. ConstitutionD. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Articles of Confederation
In the Senate, each state is represented by two elected
officials.True/False
The Constitutional Convention was held in Washington D.C.
True/False
bicameral
Who presided over the Constitutional Convention?
A. Benjamin FranklinB. Thomas JeffersonC. George WashingtonD. James Madison
Who introduced the Great Compromise?
A. Thomas JeffersonB. Edmund RandolphC. Roger ShermanD. Benjamin Franklin
The Federalists explained the new Constitution in a book of essays
called-A. Common SenseB. Federalist PapersC. The American CrisisD. The Preamble
Some Delegates were opposed to the Constitution because it lacked
a Bill of Rights.True/False
True – they feared the national government would take rights
away from the people
One major strength of the Articles of Confederation was that it allowed the Central government to deal with the
nation’s finances.True/False
False – it DID NOT allow the government to tax the citizens, which meant it had
NO way to deal with finances.
Which branch of government makes laws?
A. Executive BranchB. Legislative BranchC. Judicial BranchD. Presidential Branch
Legislative Branch
The Judicial Branch carries out the laws. True/False
False – The Executive Branch carries out the
laws. The Judicial Branch interprets the
laws
The President can check Congress by __________ bills.
VETOING!!!!!!!!!!
Which of the following is a law that stated, once a territory reached a population of 60,000 people, they
could apply to be a state?A. Land Ordinance of 1785B. Northwest OrdinanceC. Bill of RightsD. Land Relocation Act
The Northwest Ordinance attempted to stop the spread of slavery in the West when they
banned slavery in the new territories. True/False
What does the government have in place that keeps one branch from
gaining more power than the other branch?
A. Separation of PowersB. Checks and BalancesC. Federal SystemD. Republic
Checks & Balances
A government in which citizen’s rule through elected representatives is a –
A. DictatorshipB. SenateC. RepublicD. Federalism
False!!!!!!! This is known as Federalism or the Federal
System.
The branch of government that deals with the court system is
called ????
A. Executive BranchB. Legislative BranchC. Judicial BranchD. Constitutional Branch
A. Popular sovereigntyB. FederalismC. Reserved powersD. Concurrent Powers
Unalienable rights are rights that can be transferred to other
Americans.True/False
False!!!!!! Unalienable rights cannot be taken away OR transferred to others!!!
The Revolutionary War caused a contradiction between the idea of
liberty and practice of _______.
Slavery!!!!!!!
The __________ ___________ provided rules for westward
expansion.
Northwest Ordinance
In the House of Representatives, representation is based on the ______________ of each state.
Population
The first amendment includes freedom of religion, press, petition, assembly, and ???
SPEECH