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A Laws B Const C Dates D People

A100 Answer: Unreasonable searches and seizures of personal property Question: What freedom is guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment?

A200 Answer: Fifth Amendment Question: Which amendment specifically lists rights that are granted to people accused of crimes?

A300 Answer: 3/5 Compromise Question: What concerned the counting of enslaved people for the purposes of determining representation?

A400 Answer: Third Amendment – No quartering of soldiers. Question: What protects you from having to share your home with men in the armed service?

A500 Answer: First Amendment – Freedom of religion, speech, press, petition, and assembly. Question: What guarantees that there will never be a state religion?

B100 Answer: Exploration Era Question: What came first the chicken or the egg? What? I mean what came first: Constitutional Era Revolutionary Era Exploration Era Colonial Era

B200 Answer: 1788 Question: When was the Constitution ratified?

B300 Answer: It created a government too weak to manage relations among the states. Question: Why was the Articles of Confederation replaced?

B400 Answer: It was a bicameral legislature (two- house) based on a state’s population. Question: What type of legislature did the Virginia Plan set up?

B500 Answer: Mayflower Compact Question: What document influenced the Constitution by self-government and majority rule?

C100 Answer: Mayflower Compact was written. Question: What happened in 1620?

C200 Answer: Declaration of Independence Question: What happened in 1776?

C300 Answer: The Bill of Rights was added to the U.S. Constitution. Question: What happened in 1791?

C400 Answer: Magna Carta signed – limited the power of the King Question: What happened in 1215?

C500 Answer: The Continental Congress wrote the U. S. Constitution. Question: What happened in 1787?

D100 Answer: James Madison John Jay Alexander Hamilton Name three Federalists.

D200 Answer: Patrick Henry George Mason Thomas Jefferson Name three Anti-Federalists.

D300 Answer: Anti-Federalists After amendments protecting individual rights was added to the U.S. Constitution, who ratified it?

D400 Answer: Anti-Federalists Who believed that states’ rights were not being protected?

D500 Answer: Patrick Henry Who felt like freedom was worth dying for?