Unit I Exam Review Guide

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Unit I Exam Review Guide

Multiple Choice: 25 Questions/Remediation Allowed Foundational Documents: 8 Questions Shay’s Rebellion: 1 Question Constitutional Convention: 5 Questions Federalism and Grants: 8 Questions Checks and Balances: 1 Question McCulloch v. Maryland: 1 Question Linkage Institutions: 1 Question

FRQ: 2 Questions/10 Points a piece/ NO REMEDIATION Both FRQ’s deal with foundational documents FRQ #1: Deals with the need or lack thereof for a Bill of Rights at the Constitutional Convention. Cited Documents in the question: The Declaration of Independence Brutus I FRQ #1: Deals with education spending in a federalist system. Cited Documents in the question: Article I Section 8 of the Constitution Article VI of the Constitution The 10th Amendment