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Constitution Quiz

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What were the advantages of the NORTHWEST ORDINANCE? Orderly Expansion, Public Education, Ban on Slavery, Civil Rights Protections and Economic Growth
List the STRENGTHS of the ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION. Unified States, Power to Make Treaties, settlement and expansion westward, Limited Central Power and Encouraged Cooperation
List the WEAKNESSES of the ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION. No Power to Tax, Weak National Defense, Unanimous Consent for Amendments, No Regulation of Commerce and No National Judiciary
Did the AOC give more power to the Federal Government or the State Governments? The AOC gave more power to the state governments. The federal government had very limited authority.
How did the GREAT COMPROMISE help both states with large populations and states with small populations? Equalized the representation by having 2 senators per state and House Representatives based on population.
Why did the Southern states want slaves to be counted in voting? Southern states wanted slaves to be counted in voting to increase their representation in the House of Representatives.
Define the word bicameral. having two chambers or houses, typically in a legislative body.
What was the first written Constitution in the colonies? Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (1639)
What was the THREE-FIFTHS COMPROMISE? or purposes of taxation and representation in the House of Representatives. This gave Southern states more political power, though slaves themselves couldn't vote.
What does the word OMMITTED mean? something that has been left out or excluded
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