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What was the problem with the Articles of Confederation? it was to weak
Who is considered the “Father of the Constitution?” James Madison
What delegate from NY wrote many of the Federalist papers and called for ratification of the Constitution? Alexander Hamilton
Based representation in Congress on each state’s population. Favored by large states because it gave them more power. virginia plan
Representation in Congress is equal for all states. Favored by small states because it gave them more power new jersey plan
What were the terms of the Great Compromise? Solves debate between large and small states. Senate – 2 per state. House of Representatives based on population
What is the job of the legislative branch? create laws
What is the job of the judicial branch? interpret laws
What is the job of the Executive branch? enforce laws
Power divided between national and state governments federalism
What is the beginning of the Constitution called? preamble
what does it mean to ensure domestic tranquility? keep peace at home
What does it mean to provide for the common defense? Protect our nation from foreign attacks
How many articles are in the US Constitution? 7
Clause/Section/Article. Arrange these from smallest to largest. article, section, clause
Who is responsible for writing a bill? anyone
Who can introduce a bill? Members of the House of Representatives only
Who is our local Congressman that represents Alabama’s district 6, our district? Mike Rogers
Which amendment guarantees our right to free speech, assembly, religious, petition, and press? 1st
Which amendment protects from unreasonable searches and seizures? 4th
Which amendment guarantees punishments can’t be cruel or unusual? 8th
Regulate money and trade, Tax to provide services, Proivide for national defense, declare war, Override Presidential veto's Congress powers
What are the requirements to run for president? 35 years old, Born in the US, Resident of US for 14 years
What are the requirements to run for vice president? 35 years old, Born in the US, Resident of US for 14 years
What amendment gives the vice president the power to become president if something ever happened to the president? 25th
Who becomes president if something were to happen to the president AND vice president? Speaker of the House
What role of the president has to do with being a symbol of the nation? chief of state
What role of the president has to do with overseeing the armed forces? commander and chief
What role of the president has to do with helping members of his political party getting elected? party chief
if the president is dealing with foreign policy, he is using what presidential role? chief diplomat
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