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In which plan for government did the smaller states ask for equal representation in the legislative branch? New Jersey Plan
A legislature with two houses is known as a what kind of congress? Bicameral legislature
Which compromise settled the debate on how representation should be decided for the Legislative Branch? The Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise)
Which Enlightenment philosopher's ideas were used to create a separation of powers between the three branches of government? Baron de Montesquieu
Which plan for government was supported by large states because representation was based on population? Virginia Plan
Which Enlightenment philosopher believed that individuals have natural rights that cannot be taken away and that people hold power in government? John Locke
Which compromise was created to check the popular vote for President? Electoral College Compromise
Which group opposed ratifying the Constitution out of fear that it gave too much power to the federal government? Anti-Federalists
Which amendment protects homeowners from housing soldiers in their homes during times of peace? Amendment 3 (Third Amendment)
What rights are guaranteed by Amendment 6? The right to a speedy and fair trial with a jury of your peers
Which amendment allows a group of people to peacefully assemble to protest a new law? Amendment 1 (First Amendment)
What was the series of essays written to help ratify the U.S. Constitution called? The Federalist Papers
Which amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches without a warrant or probable cause? Amendment 4 (Fourth Amendment)
Which three branches of government are established by both the U.S. Constitution and the N.C. Constitution? "Legislative
Which house of Congress checks the Executive Branch by approving presidential appointments to the Supreme Court? The Senate
What was the Supreme Court's ruling in Marbury v. Madison? The Supreme Court has the right to interpret the Constitution through judicial review
Which 1st Amendment right was protected for students in the landmark case Tinker v. Des Moines? Freedom of speech (wearing protest armbands)
Why did the Supreme Court rule in favor of Ernesto Miranda in Miranda v. Arizona? He was not informed of his right to an attorney and to remain silent upon arrest
What was established by the N.C. Supreme Court decision in Leandro v. State of N.C.? "All students in North Carolina have a constitutional right to a sound
Which North Carolina court case established judicial review at the state level? Bayard v. Singleton
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