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Articles of Confederation Constitutional Convention The Three Branches Eleanor M. Savko Articles of Confederation Constitutional Convention 4/7/2019 The Three Branches Vocabulary $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500

Under the Articles, the States Could not do these 2 things Category 1: $100: A

Raise Taxes Create an Army Category 1: $100: Q

Under the Articles most of the power Was given to the Category 1: $200: A

States Category 1: $200: Q

Under the Articles many Farmers had this happen to them Category 1: $300: A

Went into debt Lost their farms Were put in jail Category 1: $300: Q

The Articles of Confederation The final event that Showed there were Serious problems with The Articles of Confederation Category 1: $400: A

Shay’s Rebellion Category 1: $400: Q

The meeting where we decided to fixed the Aritcles was called Category 1: $500: A

The Constitutional Convention Category 1: $500: Q

What were the small states afraid of? Category 2: $100: A

That the larger states would have all of the power Category 2: $100: Q

How many votes did the small states say each state should have? Category 2: $200: A

One Category 2: $200: Q

The small states favored this plan? Category 2: $300: A

Eleanor M. Savko 4/7/2019 The New Jersey Plan Category 2: $300: Q

The Large States favored this plan Category 2: $400: A

The Virginia Plan Category 2: $400: Q

How did we solve the Conflict between big and small states? Category 2: $500: A

The Great Compromise Category 2: $500: Q

Name the Three Branches Category 3: $100: A

Legislative Executive Judicial Category 3: $100: Q

What does the Legislative branch do? Who makes up this branch? Category 3: $200: A

The House of Reps and the Senate They write the laws The House of Reps and the Senate Category 3: $200: Q

Who is in the Executive branch? Category 3: $300: A

The President, VP, and Cabinet Category 3: $300: Q

What is the job of the Judicial Branch? Category 3: $400: A

To ensure that the laws agree with the constitution Category 3: $400: Q

Each Branch keeps an eye on the other Two branches. This is called….. Category 3: $500: A

Checks and Balances Category 3: $500: Q

The introduction to the Constitution Category 4: $100: A

The Preamble Category 4: $100: Q

How Slaves were counted in the Constitution Category 4: $200: A

3/5 of a person Category 4: $200: Q

The First 10 Amendments to the Constitution Category 4: $300: A

The Bill of Rights Category 4: $300: Q

A person who believes that States and Individuals should have more power than the Federal Government Category 4: $400: A

Anti_Federalist Category 4: $400: Q

Describe 3 rights from The Bill of Rights Category 4: $500: A

1) Freedom of Speech/Religion 2) Right to Bear Arms 3) No Soldiers in your home 4)No illegal searches 5) Right to not testify against Yourself 6) Right to a Speedy trial 7) Trial by Jury 8) No Cruel and unusual punishment 9) We have other rights 10) The states get all other powers Category 4: $500: Q