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| Magna Carta was originally intended to protect the rights of which groups? | Nobles
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| Which of the following was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation? | Congress lacked the power to tax...
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| Which document was passed by Parliament in the Glorious Revolution? | English Bill of Rights
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| Which of the following was the most pressing challenge facing the Confederation Congress? | Paying off the war debt
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| Which type of colony enjoyed the most independence from the Crown? | Charter
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| Which of the following was a set of law that limited the power of government and gave all free men the right to choose judges? | Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
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| Antifederalist believed that representative government... | Could only exist in a small territory
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| Why did the colonial assemblies reject the Albany Plan of Union? | They feared that the plan gave too much power to the Crown
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| Republican ideas can be traced back to which of the following? | Ancient Greece and Rome
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| Thomas Jefferson argued in the Declaration of Independence that, if a government disregards the will of the people, the people are free to do which of the following? | Change their government
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| Civic virtue is the idea that people should do which of the following? | Place the common good over private interests
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| For ideas on how to use the law to protect people's natural rights to life, liberty, and property, the Framers looked to..... | William Blackstone
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| The Farmers took the idea of separation of powers from which philosophers? | Montesquieu
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| For the Confederation Congress to pass any major legislation, how many states had to agree? | Nine
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| Why did the large states favor the Virginia Plan? | Representation in the legislature would be based on population
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| Why was the Great Compromise acceptable to the smaller states? | States would be represented equally in the Senate
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| What ideal did the Antifederalist find the Constitution lacked? | Individual rights
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| When King John signed ________ at Runnymede, he conceded that even kings and queens had to obey English law. | Magna Carta
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| _________ colonies were directly controlled by the king through an appointed governor who served as the colony's chief executive. | Royal
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| The term _________ refers to a board set of ideas about representative government that can be traced back to Ancient Greece and Rome. | Republicanism
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| The __________ of 1765 was a tax on paper goods and all legal documents. | Stamp Act
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| The second Continental Congress organized and official Continental Army and made _________it's commander. | George Washington
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| The __________was one of the Confederation Congress' greatest accomplishments. | Northwest Ordinance
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| At the Constitutional Convention, the __________plan called for a bicameral legislature. | Virginia
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| In May 1787, delegates arrived in Philadelphia to revise the _________. | Articles of Confederation
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| During the struggle to ratify the constitution, those who opposed its ratification were known as ___________. | Antifederalists
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| The Federalist papers into that whole name of ________. | Publius
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| One of the earliest English efforts towards limited government was... | Magna Carta
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| Opposed ratification of the Constitution was.... | Antifederalists
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| Based on grant by the English monarch to an owner... | Proprietary colony
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| A Type of colony enjoying greatest independence from the Crown... | Charter colony
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| formally approved... | Ratify
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| Called for a bicameral legislature... | Virginia plan
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| First ten amendments of the Constitution... | Bill of Rights
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| Supported ratification of the Constitution... | Federalists
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| Essays written in support of the ratification of the Constitution... | Federalist Papers
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| Proposal that called for an unicameral legislature... | New Jersey Plan
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| Passed by Parliament in the Glorious Revolution... | English Bill of Rights
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| Created a system for admitting new states to the Union... | Northwest Ordinance
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| Parliaments first attempt to text the colonist directly... | Stamp Act
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| Delegates to the Constitutional convention... | Framers
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| The nations first constitution adopted June 12, 1777... | Articles of Confederation
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| Revolt of Massachusetts farmers led by a former revolutionary war captain... | Shays's Rebellion
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| Settle disagreements about how enslaved people should be counted in calculating congressional representation | Three_fifths compromise
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| Combined elements from both the Virginia and New Jersey plans | Great Compromise
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