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Jeopardy Moving toward the Constitution: A Review

PeopleDocuments The Ideals Vocabulary Convention

People 100 Former Captain in the Revolution who led an uprising of farmers in Massachusetts

People 200 Believed in natural rights

People 300 Father of the Constitution

People 400 Believed in a strong federal government

People 500 Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Documents 100 A list of reasons for separating from Great Britain

Documents 200 Provided the first limits on the King of England

Documents 300 Created a weak central government for the United States

Documents 400 Ratified by the states in 1788

Documents 500 Granted the people of England the right of petition

The Convention 100 Event that made it clear that a change in the government was needed

The Convention 200 Agreement that dealt with the issue of slavery and population/taxation

The Convention 300 The number of states required to ratify the Constitution

The Convention 400 Created at The Convention to indirectly choose the president

The Convention 500 Plan that created two houses in Congress: one with population representation and one with equal representation

Ideals 100 THE CONDITION OF BEING EQUAL

Ideals 200 THE PROMISE THAT PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE THE CHANCE TO ATTAIN THEIR HOPES AND DREAMS

Ideals 300 BASIC CONDITIONS GUARANTEED TO EACH PERSON

Ideals 400 A FORM OF GOVERNMENT THAT PLACES POWER IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE

Ideals 500 THE FREEDOM TO THINK OR ACT WITHOUT BEING LIMITED BY UNNECESSARY FORCE

Vocabulary 100 A written plan of government

Vocabulary 200 The theory that government gets its power to rule the people as long as they protect their rights

Vocabulary 300 Life, Liberty, and Property

Vocabulary 400 to ask the government to correct problems

Vocabulary 500 The branch responsible for enforcing or carrying out the laws