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Ch. 7- A More Perfect Union
Ch. 7- A More Perfect Union
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American History- post American Revolution
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1
Shay's rebellion demonstrated the
strenght of the Articles of Confederation
weakness of the Virginia Plan
weakness of the Articles of Confederation
strength of the United States Constitution
2
Constitution gave the federal goverment powers such as ability to tax and regulate trade
FALSE
TRUE
3
The freeing of individual enslaved persons
slave code
manumission
ordinance
clause
4
Which law helped stop the spread of slavery to the West?
Ordinance of 1785
Morris Ordinance
Northwest Ordinance
Confederation Law
5
The delegates at the Constituional Convention included
White Men and Women
All races were represented
Native Americans, African Americans
White Men only
6
Under the Articles of Confederation, Congress did not have the authority to
conduct foreign affairs
borrow money
force citizens to join the army
maintain armed forces
7
In the debate over the ratificiation of the Constitution, the Anti-Federalists most feared
government oppression
a national sales tax
disorder without a strong central government
the establishment of a state religion
8
After the American Revolution the central goverment was viewed as weak because
They could not force civilians to serve in military
They could not impose taxes
could not pass a law unless all states agreed
All of the above
9
A government in which citizens rule through elected officials
anti-federalism
federalsism
bicameral
republic
10
To fall in value
clause
ordinance
depreciate
manumission
11
New York and Virginia did not want to ratify the Constitution because
Did not like the three branches of goverment
did not like checks and balance system
did not like federalism
It did not have a Bill of Rights
12
Slavery was a major source of labor in the North
TRUE
FALSE
13
TRUE or FALSE? Anti-Federalists supported the Constitution.
TRUE
FALSE
14
The movement that influenced the Constitution's architects was the
Reason Era
Ideas Period
Enlightenment
Age of Science
15
The Articles of Confederation had to be approved by how many states?
11
7
9
13
16
Who was the presiding officer at the Constitutional Convention?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
John Adams
<p>Benjamin Franklin</p>
17
Under the federal system of government, what or who is the final authority?
Constitution
court system
president
states
18
The first three articles of the Constitution describe the structure of the federal government
FALSE
TRUE
19
Having two separate lawmaking chambers
bicameral
republic
federalism
manumission
20
Framers of the Constitution wanted to protect people's rights. The idea was from the work of
King George III
English philosopher John Locke
Italian philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli
French writer Baron de Montesquieu
21
The Northwest Ordinance
denied a bill of rights for settlers
allowed for the spread of slavery
encouraged the sale of land to speculators
provided a method for petitioning for statehood
22
Wrote that government is based on a contract between people and the ruler
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
John Locke
Daniel Shay
23
Which of the following was NOT part of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787
5 states came out of the Northwest Territory
Territory could become 3 to 5 states
All states could have slavery
Each territory needed 60,000 people to become a state
24
After Revolution, most states allowed only white men who were at least 21 years old to vote
FALSE
TRUE
25
The sharing of powers between federal and state goverment
republic
anti-federalism
federalism
bicameral
26
Which uprising occurred when farmers couldn't pay taxes, their land was seized & sent to prison
Sprinfield's Uprising
Shay's Rebellion
Greenwhich Revolt
Boston Massacre
27
Which is a branch of government set up by the Constitution
All of the above
executive
legislative
judicial
28
John Locke wrote that all people have
the right to trade enslaved people
the right to harm others
natural rights: incuding life, liberty and property
the right to vote
29
Proposed the Great Compromise
Ben Franklin
Roger Sherman
John Locke
John Adams