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What was the first Constitution of the United States? The Articles of Confederation
What treaty ended the Revolutionary War? Treaty of Paris 1783
Federalists believed there should be a ____________ central government. strong
Anti-Federalists felt that ____________ should have the most power. states
This group of people wanted the Constitution to be ratified as is without a Bill of Rights. Federalists
This group of people would only ratify the Constitution if it had a Bill of Rights. Anti-Federalists
This plan for representation made larger states happy. Virginia Plan
This plan for representation made the smaller states happy. New Jersey Plan
Delegates from the states were arguing over __________________ in the new Congress. Representation
This person wrote the Virginia Plan and helped draft and write other important documents. James Madison
Shays’ rebellion helped show that there needed to be a way for the government to stop a ______________. Rebellion
One major weakness of the Confederation Congress was that it could not enforce ____________. Laws
Another major weakness of the Confederation Congress was that it could not ____________. Tax
The Articles of Confederation gave ____________ too much power. States
2 reasons why the farmers and veterans were upset after the war were: They did not get paid and their farms were taken
States in the South had a much higher population of ______________________, so they wanted them to count for their population. The Convention agreed to make the ____________ compromise. Enslaved people/three-fifths
This was the name of the group that met to revise the Articles of Confederation. The Constitutional Convention
In the end, the Anti-Federalists and the Federalists ______________________ to create the Constitution that we have now. Compromised
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness are rights guaranteed in which document? Declaration of Independence
One major topic the delegates debated was: slavery
Antifederalists were worried that a strong central government would take power away from the states
What is federalism? a system where power is shared by a larger national government and smaller state governments
What is republicanism? the type of government in which the power is held by the people and those elected to represent them.
What is a delegate? a representative
Why did the Constitutional Convention happen? they wanted to fix the Articles of Confederation
Having the president nominate a judge, but then the legislative branch vote to confirm that judge is an example of: checks and balances
Delegates also disagreed on how taxes should work
One reason that made the Articles weak was Congress could not tax
Another reason the Articles were weak was: It took all 13 states to agree to change them
Another reason the Articles were weak was: there was no national court system
The bill of rights was essentially: a way to protect individual rights in the Constitution
The Three-Fifths compromise ended up giving the ____________________________ more power in Congress. southern states
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