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constitution

a government test

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at least 9 of the 13 states had to ------ the constitution before it could go into effect. ratify
after the american revolution, the states experienced an ------ economic depression
the president can ------ decisions made by the legislature. veto
the divisions of power between national and state government is called ------ federalism
the ------- tried to keep the states from ratifying the constitution anti-federalists
what was the threefifths compromise only three fifths of the enslaved would be counted for taxation and representation.
why dis the constitution divid the federal government into three branches it wanted to blance power
what powers are givin both to the federal and state government taxation, try criminals, and build roads
why were many americans afraid of a strong central government they were afraid of the states going back to a tyranny
what is the main difference between the aricles of confederation and the constitution the articles stated that the states had more power than the federal but the constitution stated that the federal had more power
what is a republic government in which people elect officials to represent them
things citizens are required to do duties
parts of a contract articles
decision makeing through elected representative democracy
opening statement of constitution
things citizens are required to do duties
parts of a contract articles
decision makeing through elected representative democracy
opening statement of constitution
Created by: pruismannky-15
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