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A BCDE

The Articles of Confederation united the states into a League of Friendship. Was this union stronger or weaker than the states are held together today? 100

Weaker 100

What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called? 200

Bill of Rights 200

How long are the terms of a Senator? 300

6 Years 300

What branch of Government writes the Laws? 400

Legislative Branch 400

Who was the leader of the Antifederalists? 500

Thomas Jefferson 500

What two bodies make up the legislative Branch of government? 100

Senate and House of Representatives. 100

Give two examples of shared powers 200

Tax Citizens, Maintain Law and Order and others 200

Name four stated that were formed out of the Northwest Territory? 300

Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Illinois 300

What was the name of the plan that the smaller states were in favor of while the Constitution was being written? 400

New Jersey Plan 400

Define federalism. 500

Federalism is the sharing of power between the states and federal government. 500

1. Define pardon. 2. What branch of government has the power of pardon? 100

1.An official forgiveness of a crime. 2. Executive Branch 100

What are the President’s advisors called? 200

The cabinet 200

How long is the term for a Supreme Court justice. 300

Life 300

Who was the leader of the federalists? 400

Alexander Hamilton 400

1.What was the name of the plan that was favored by the larger states while the Constitution was being written? 2. What was the number of representatives for each state dependent on? 500

1.The Virginia Plan 2. States’ population 500

What was not allowed in the Northwest Territory? 100

Slavery 100

What branch makes sure that a law is constitutional? 200

Judicial 200

What branch of government enforces the laws? 300

Executive 300

What branch has the power to override a presidential veto? 400

Legislative 400

How many justices are on the Supreme Court? 500

Nine 500

What is the term length of a person in the House of Representatives? 100

Two years 100

What was the 3/5 th Compromise? 200

Slaves were counted as 3/5 a person to determine the population and representation in the House of Representatives. 200

What was the Great Compromise? 300

It called for state’s population to determine representation in the House of Representatives and for each state to send two senators to the Senate. 300

What is the purpose of checks and balances? 400

They keep each branch of government from becoming too strong. 400

What was the bond that the Articles of Confederation held the individual states called? 500

League of Friendship 500