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1 PUT THESE IN ORDER: Second Continental Congress meets 1 st President of the US is elected Philadelphia Convention Commences Revolutionary War Ends

2 NAME THE DOCUMENT: States retained sovereignty ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

3 NAME THE DOCUMENT: Argued for a strong Central Government FEDERALIST PAPERS

4 NAME THE DOCUMENT: No Chief Executive office ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

5 NAME THE DOCUMENT: Was created 4 years after the Constitution? BILL OF RIGHTS

6 NAME THE DOCUMENT: Was published anonymously. FEDERALIST PAPERS

7 NAME THE DOCUMENT: The federalist papers tried to promote this document. THE CONSTITUTION

8 NAME THE DOCUMENT: League of Friendship ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

9 NAME THE DOCUMENT: Had only 1 representative per state. ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

10 NAME THE DOCUMENT: Was published anonymously. FEDERALIST PAPERS

11 NAME THE DOCUMENT: What document lacked an executive, lacked a legislative branch and could not tax? ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

12 NAME THAT DOCUMENT: What was written in 1787? THE CONSTITUTION

13 What era will be covered for this test? CONSTITUTIONAL ERA

14 If you lived in a big state like Pennsylvania how would you prefer your representatives be chosen?? BY POPULATION

15 Why was Virginia the most populated of the 13 states? BECAUSE IT WAS THE FIRST COLONY…IT HAD MOTE TIME TO GROW!

16 What did the colonist think of George Washington and the rebels after the war? THE COLONIES WERE ENTHUSIASTIC FOR THE BRAVERY OF THE COLONIST AND THANKFUL TO GEORGE WASHINGTONS LEADERSHIP.

17 What issue was the 3/5 th compromise about? WHETHER OR NOT TO COUNT THE SLAVES AS PART OF THE POPULATION

18 Where did James Madison presented the idea of separating the power between different bodies of men? CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION IN PHILADELPHIA

19 Which plan proposed the idea of separation of powers? VIRGINIA PLAN

20 Which amendment has to do with religion? FIRST AMENDMENT

21 What does the 4 th amendment protect us from? SEARCHES AND SEIZURES

22 What person feared a strong central government? GEORGE MASON

23 Which freedom allows us to print our opinions about the government in the newspapers? FREEDOM OF PRESS

24 What person believed in a strong central government? JAMES MADISON

25 Having a bicameral legislature was the result of what? GREAT COMPROMISE

26 Which grievance led to the 3 rd amendment of the constitution? QUARTERING OF TROOPS

27 Which amendment addressed the grievance of being tried for pretend offenses by the King back in England? 6 TH AND 7 TH

28 What did the Anti- Federalist insist? BILL OF RIGHTS

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