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First President of the United States

Who was George Washington?

John Adams

Who was the 2 nd President of the United States?

James Madison

Who was the Father of the Constitution?

Rhode Island

What colony did not send a delegate to the Constitutional Convention?

Thomas Jefferson

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

Philadelphia, PA

What was the site of the Constitutional Convention?

Articles of Confederation

What was America’s first Constitution?

Shay’s Rebellion

What event ignited the need to revise the Articles of Confederation?

Three part Government

What is the system of Checks and Balances?

Concurrent Powers

What are powers shared by the federal and state government?

September 17, 1787

When is Constitution Day?

December 15, 1791

When was the Bill of Rights ratified?

April 6, 1789

When was George Washington elected as the first President of the United States of America?

August 18, 1920

When was women’s suffrage?

May 7, 1992

When was the last amendment ratified and added to the Constitution?

Philadelphia, PA

Where was the Constitutional Convention held in 1787?

Washington, DC

Where is the Capitol of the United States of America?

Lexington Green

Where was the “shot heard round the world”?

The Old North Church

Where were the lanterns located to signal the British are coming?

Yorktown, VA

Where did Cornwallis surrender to Washington?

Composition of the Senate

Why does each state have two Senators?

Self Governed

Why do we call our form of government a republic?

To Interpret the Laws

Why do we have a Judicial Branch?

Article V in the Constitution

Why do we need a system to amend the Constitution?

Alexander Hamilton offered the American monarchy to Prince Henry of Prussia

Why did America almost have a King instead of a President?