This chart compares Congress under the AOC and the Constitution. Based on this chart, what is the difference?

The Constitution balances the interests of both large and small states.

Why didn't the federal government put down the rebellion?

It had no money to pay an army.

Based on the chart, how does the Constitution differ from the Articles of Confederation?

The Constitution granted greater power to the federal government.

How many states had to support a motion to replace the Articles?

All the states had to agree to change.

What would be accurate labels for the two opposing groups pulling on the wagon cart?

Federalists and Antifederalists

So the feds couldn't collect taxes, how did it get money?

It asked the states to give it money.

What was the main reason for the changes made to these capital cities after the American Revolution?

to make capitals more accessible to ppl in western parts of the states.

What would be the best title for this chart?

Issues with the Articles of Confederation

These maps show the results of the Northwest Ordinance and the Land Ordinance. What's the significance of the two?

They established ways to distribute land and create new states.

Given no power to tax, how much was a continental dollar worth in those days?

The value of the paper it was printed on.

What do many historians consider the Article's greatest success?

It created a way to add new states.

What issue divided the two groups pulling on the wagon cart?

the power of the federal government over states

What conclusions can be made of Shay's Rebellion based on this strategic site of events?

Clashes b/w Shay's rebels and state army occurred in western part of states

What happened to the leaders of the rebellion?

They were sentenced ro death and pardoned.

Who put down the rebellion?

A private militia financed by businessmen.

Who had the power to print money?

both the state and federal government

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1
This chart compares Congress under the AOC and the Constitution. Based on this chart, what is the difference?
Large states are at a disadvantage under the Constitution.
The Constitution balances the interests of both large and small states.
The Articles of Confederation based representation on population.
Small states demanded equal voices under the Articles of Confederation.
2
Why didn't the federal government put down the rebellion?
It supported the farmers.
It was busy fighting England at the time.
It had no money to pay an army.
It did not know about the rebellion. News was slow.
3
Based on the chart, how does the Constitution differ from the Articles of Confederation?
The Articles of Confederation led to an economically stable nation.
The AOC made national defense the top priority of the government.
The Constitution granted greater power to the federal government.
The Constitution strengthened the sovereignty of the states
4
How many states had to support a motion to replace the Articles?
a supermajority
a simple majority
All the states had to agree to change.
5
How was representation for each state determined?
Each state got one vote.
Each state got two votes.
The more people, the more representatives.
The more money a state contributed, the more votes it had.
6
What would be accurate labels for the two opposing groups pulling on the wagon cart?
Federalists and Democratic-Republicans
Loyalists and Republicans
Democrats and Whigs
Federalists and Antifederalists
7
So the feds couldn't collect taxes, how did it get money?
It sold land.
It asked the states to give it money.
It hired pirates (privateers) to plunder enemy ships.
8
What was the main reason for the changes made to these capital cities after the American Revolution?
to make capitals more accessible to ppl in western parts of the states.
to make the capitals the largest city in each state
to locate capitals next to rivers as a way to promote trade
to protect the capitals by moving them away from the coast
9
What would be the best title for this chart?
Issues with the Articles of Confederation
Issues with the United States Constitution
Issues with the Provincial Congress
Issues with the Continental Congress
10
These maps show the results of the Northwest Ordinance and the Land Ordinance. What's the significance of the two?
They maintained balance between free and slave states in the nation.
They required territories to preserve land for Native Americans.
They established ways to distribute land and create new states.
They allowed the United States to sell land to citizens directly.
11
Who was the chief executive under the Articles?
The King
the Prime Minister
there was no chief executive.
The Preseident
12
Under the Northwest Ordinance, how many people were needed to form a state?
20,000
60,000
There was no set number.
1,000,000
13
Given no power to tax, how much was a continental dollar worth in those days?
One dollar.
Its weight in silver.
Its weight in gold.
The value of the paper it was printed on.
14
How many votes did a bill need to become law?
13, votes had to be unanimous
It depended on the type of law.
7/13, a simple majority
2/3, 9, a supermajority
15
What do many historians consider the Article's greatest success?
It began the movement end to slavery.
It created a way to add new states.
It defeated the Barbary pirates.
It created a way to work with Native Americans.
16
What issue divided the two groups pulling on the wagon cart?
the power of the federal government over states
the abolition of slavery
the question of paper money or silver coinage
the threat of the future wars with France
17
What conclusions can be made of Shay's Rebellion based on this strategic site of events?
The state army battled with Shay's rebels at every closed court.
Clashes b/w Shay's rebels and state army occurred in western part of states
The capital city, Boston, was the main focus of activity for Shay's rebels.
Shay's rebels avoided interrupting the work of legal institutions.
18
How settled disputes between the states?
No one.
Congress.
The state courts.
The federal courts.
19
Who had the power to collect taxes?
the federal government
no one
the states
both the state and federal gvernment
20
What was the principal purpose of the articles?
to unite the 13 colonies
to create a strong central government
to ensure the rights of all Americans
to create a strong economy
21
Under the Articles, who had the power to declare war and make treaties?
the federal government
both the states and federal government
the states
22
What did the farmers want from the state government?
Lower debts.
All of the above.
The ability to pay taxes with paper money.
Lower taxes.
23
What was the supreme law of the land from 1775 to 1789?
The Bible
The US Constitution
The Articles of Confederation
The Magna Carta
24
What happened to the leaders of the rebellion?
They were executed.
They were sentenced ro death and pardoned.
They were imprisoned.
Thet escaped to Canada.
25
What event is Thomas Jefferson most likely referencing in this letter to James Madison in 1787.
Boston Tea Party
Northwest Ordinance
Louisiana Purchase
Shay's Rebellion
26
Which Founding Father was sympathetic to the rebellion?
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
George Washington
27
Who put down the rebellion?
Loyal farmers in western MA.
The federal army.
The state militia.
A private militia financed by businessmen.
28
Who had the power to print money?
both the state and federal government
no one
the states
the federal government
29
What was the name for the uprising of rural western MA against the urban Boston elite?
Shay's Rebellion
The Whiskey Rebellion
The Zoot Suit Riots
The War of Independence

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