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1 Federalist or Antifederalist? The Great Debate At the Convention Articles of Confederation Odds and Ends $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000

2 Who is George Mason? Masons build walls- so if you are ANTI you build a wall to keep out FEDS

3 Who is Roger Sherman? “Sure Man!” we can compromise

4 What is the Bill of Rights?

5 Who is Daniel Shays? SHAY-me on you!

6 What is a constitution?

7 Who is Alexander Hamilton? HAM= Pig=Piggy Bank=Money

8 Who is James Madison? Madi-SON and father

9 What is the amendment process?

10 What are land claims west of the Appalachian Mountains?

11 What is the Land Ordinance of 1785?

12 Who is Patrick Henry? Henry is a famous King

13 Who is William Paterson?

14 What is three-fifths?

15 What is Congress?

16 What are citizens? “WE THE PEOPLE..”

17 Who is Gouverneur Morris? “More is” better- we need a preamble

18 What is the Virginia Plan? V is for VERY large

19 What is a Bill of Rights?

20 What are the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches? JEL- 3 branches help the government “gel”

21 What is the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

22 Who is George Washington?

23 What is Rhode Island? Islands are out on their own

24 Who is James Wilson? “Will” of the people

25 What is power remained with the states?

26 What are  Freedom of Speech  Freedom of Religion  Freedom of the Press?

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