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social studies test

3/6/18 (7th grade)

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What would the new Constitution make a system of? Federalism
Define federalism a government in which power is divided between the national government and the states.
Who was against the new Constitution? George Mason, Patrick Henry, and Luther Martin.
How did they feel about a strong central government? It would take away freedoms of the people.
Who did they want to have more control? The local government.
Who was for the new Constitution George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison
What did Southern states want? (3/5 Compromise) To count all slaves as population figures
What did Northern states want?(3/5 Compromise) Slaves were not citizens and therefore should not be counted as a part of the population
only what percent of slaves were added to the population of a state 60%
which states had banned/ outlawed the slave trade (northern or southern) Northern
Southern states wanted... (Slavery Issue) to allow the slave trade to continue forever as slavery was a major part of their economy
It was agreed to... (Slavery Issue) Leave the slave trade alone until 1808 when Congress could make laws about it
what is the bill of rights List of key rights and freedoms of the people
Who wanted it in the Constitution George Mason
who wrote the Bill of Rights after the Convention at home in Virginia James Madison
Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, ant peaceful protest is part of which amendment the first amendment
The right to bear arms is found in which amendment the second amendment
The right to a speedy trial by jury is found in which amendment the sixth amendment
Freedom from cruel and unusual punishments is found in which amendment the eighth amendment
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