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American Founding 3

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Article I, Section 9 protects the states and individuals against the nation in which of the following? Habeas corpus
Article I, Section 10 protects the nation and individuals against the states in which of the following? Impairment of contracts
Which of the following clauses of the Constitution caused apprehension among the Antifederalists? The necessary and proper clause
Which of the following would the Antifederalists like to see included in the Constitution? The Judiciary should be more clearly restricted.
The Antifederalists argued that Judicial review made the Judiciary superior to the Legislature.
The Antifederalists supported which of the following combinations? A small republic with term limits for elected officials
The Times, Places, and Manner clause of the Constitution received considerable attention from the Antifederalists. This clause is located in what part of the Constitution? Article I, Section 4
The Antifederalists were suspicious of the "supremacy clause" of the Constitution. This clause is located in what part of the Constitution? Article VI
Which of the following best captures the Antifederalist dispostion? Where annual elections end, tyranny begins
The Antifederalists lodged all but one of the following criticisms of the Constitution State power was insufficiently checked
The Antifederalists complained that the Constitution Gave too much power to the President and not enough to the Congress
The main Antifederalist critique of the Congress was That it would be aristocratic
The Federalists argued that the following rights were included in the Constitution all of the above
In which of the following state ratifying conventions did the Antifederalists enter with a majority? New York
Which of the following amendments in the US Bill of Rights can be found in the Bill of Rights of the Virginia Bill of Rights? Eighth Amendment
The 1788 Massachusetts Compromise stated Ratify now, amend later
The First Congress Drafted a Bill of Rights
How many delegates changed their minds in each of the following--Virginia, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts Ratifying Conventions--to permit adoption of the Constitution? Roughly 5-10
Which of the following "essential rights" did Jefferson not include in his December 1787 letter to Madison? Right to counsel
In his June 8, 1789 speech to Congress, Madison proposed 9 amendments that meet the wishes of a "respectable number" of citizens
Madison's plan in the First Congress was to Open up the Constitution and insert specific rights
Madison's argument for a Bill of Rights in First Congress included a limitation on the state governments. Which of the following is in his list? Equal rights of conscience
Madison's First Congress limitations on the state governments were defeated in the Senate
How did Congress respond to Madison's proposals for a Bill of Rights? Great interest
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