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TEST 3/25 - The New Nation

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What is the Articles of Confederation and what was it used for?   A document used to form a central (federal) government after the War for Indpendence  
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What powers did congress have under the Articles of Confederation?   Declare war and peace, print and borrow money, deal with other nations  
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What powers did congress NOT have under the Articles of Confederation?   Force states to obey its laws, raise money with taxes, control trade, set up an army  
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Why did congress call a meeting about the Articles of Confederation in 1787?   To make the national government stronger  
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STUDY THE DIAGRAM ON PAGE 300-301 in your book!   STUDY THE DIAGRAM ON PAGE 300-301 in your book!  
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What was the result of the government taking farms when farmers did not pay their debts?   Shay's Rebellion  
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Which states were opposed to the Virginia Plan because the larger states would have more votes?   Rhode Island, New Jersey, Connecticut  
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Who was known for his honesty when he recorded all sides of each debate given at the Constitutional Convention?   James Madison  
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Why was the Great Compromise made during the Constitutional Convention?   To represent states by both population and equal votes  
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How were the slaves counted in the Constitutional Convention?   Every 5 slaves counted as 3 free men. 3/5 rule  
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What are the three branches of government?   Legislative, Executive, Judicial  
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A legislature can override a veto by a _____ majority vote.   2/3  
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Why do we have the "Checks and Balances" system?   So no branch of government has too much power  
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The first ten amendments, also called the Bill of Rights, protects   rights and freedoms of all citizens  
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The Constitution of 1878 said   Senate and House of Representatives can write laws, declare war, and approve judges under a federal system  
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Why do we need a way to make amendments to the Constitution?   For the will, or desire, of the people  
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What are the rights of the Federal government/Central government?   Set up an army, issue (create) money, control trade between the states  
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What are the rights of the State government?   Set up schools, run elections, control trade within the state  
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Name three of the patriotic leaders who attended in the Constitutional Convention   George Washington, Ben Franklin, James Madison  
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What does "We the people" mean and where is it located in the Constitution?   It means government is chosen by the citizens. It is found in the Preamble.  
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