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Constitution Constitutional Details Revolutionary War Debate and Compromise New Gov’t

-This is the introduction to the Constitution that lists the purposes of government in the United States. Row Question

-Preamble Row Answer

-Article One describes which branch of the government? Row Question

-Legislative Branch Row Answer

-This phrase theoretically allows the government to “stretch” its powers? Row Question

-Necessary and Proper Clause Row Answer

-Article Two describes which branch of the government? Row Question

-Executive Branch Row Answer

-Article Three describes which branch of government? Row Question

-Judicial Branch Row Answer

-Which statement in Article IV of the Constitution says that states will acknowledge the laws of other states and cooperate with one another over fugitives. Row Question

-full faith and credit clause Row Answer

-Name the process of sending fugitives from one state to another for trial? Row Question

-extradition Row Answer

Row Question -Name the statement of Article VI that states the national government is the highest form of government in the nation and that the Constitution is above all forms of government.

-Supremacy Clause Row Answer

Row Question -This is the term for formal approval of the Constitution by the states?

-Ratification Row Answer

-What is the only crime specifically defined by the US Constitution? Row Question

-treason Row Answer

-This was the turning point battle of the Revolutionary war? Row Question

-Saratoga Row Answer

-Who joined the colonial side after the turning point battle? Row Question

-France Row Answer

-Name the place where Washington’s army nearly froze in the winter of ? Row Question

-Valley Forge Row Answer

-Name the British general who surrendered to Washington at the war’s end? Row Question

-Cornwallis Row Answer

-This was the last battle of the war? Row Question

-Yorktown Row Answer

-Where was the Constitutional Convention? Row Question

-Philadelphia Row Answer

-Name the government proposed by James Madison at the Convention and it called for a three branch government with a legislature based on population. Row Question

-Virginia Plan Row Answer

-This is the plan presented by William Patterson that called for a legislature based on state equality and a group executive power. Row Question

-New Jersey Plan Row Answer

-Name the agreement made at the Convention of 1787 that created a two house legislature with one house based on population and the other based on state equality. Row Question

-Great Compromise or Connecticut Compromise Row Answer

-Name the compromise that said slaves would count as 3/5 a person for the census to determine the population of each state. Row Question

-3/5 Compromise Row Answer

-The Slave Trade Compromise said that this type of trade would never be taxed? Row Question

-exports Row Answer

Name the political group who supported the passage of the new Constitution and its stronger government. Row Question

-Federalists Row Answer

-What political group opposed the new Constitution and thought it lacked a specific list of people’s rights. Row Question

-Anti-Federalists Row Answer

-These were newspaper articles written in support of the new Constitution? Row Question

-Federalist Papers Row Answer

-This was the set of Amendments that were proposed at the request of Anti-Federalists to guarantee certain basic rights to the people. Row Question

-Bill of Rights Row Answer