5 Written Questions

1. property
2. two
3. economic stability
4. the people
5. more egalitarian and democratic

5 Matching Questions

1. What was the significance of the Annapolis meeting?
2. The Conneticut Compromise at the Constitutional Convention
3. The British levied new taxes on its North American colonies in the eighteenth century in order to pay for
4. Under the Articles of Confederation, power in the states began to shift to the hands of
5. Lockean thought and the Declaration of Independence are similar in that both

1. a the state governments
2. b discussed problems from the Articles of Confederation
3. c give people responsibility and focus on the people
4. d resolved the impasse between those who favored the New Jersey Plan and those who favored the Virginia Plan
5. e colonial administration and defense

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. in response to Anti-Federalist papers
   1. The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution
   2. The system of checks and balances in the Constitution means that
   3. The American Revolution was based upon the ideas of
   4. On the issue of slaves, the Constitution specified
2. resolve differences of opinion
   1. The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution
   2. The American Revolution was based upon the ideas of
   3. The Conneticut Compromise at the Constitutional Convention
   4. The Supreme Court in Marbury v. Madison (1803) aserted the power of the Court to
3. because the limited government couldn't threaten personal freedoms
   1. The delegates to the Constitutional Convention did not worry about preserving individual rights for all of the following reasons.
   2. The government designed at the Constitutional Convention allowed the voters to directly elect
   3. Most of the delegates at the Constitutional Convention regarded what as the greatest threat to government?
   4. The framers of the Constitution gave the chief economic policymaking role to
4. legisatures of 3/4 of states or special state conventions in 4/4 states
   1. Constitutional amendments are usually ratified by
   2. Ratification of the Constitution
   3. The Articles of Confederation were adopted by
   4. Ratification of the Constitution was done by
5. Articles of Confederation
   1. Beginning in 1781, the United States was governed under the
   2. Ratification of the Constitution
   3. The Federalist Papers were
   4. The primary author of the Declaration of Independence

5 True/False Questions

1. The Declaration of Independence was primarily → document declaring american independence from Britain

   True        False

2. What view of human nature did the delegates at the Constitutional Convention have? → various and unequal distribution of property

   True        False

3. The United States government under the Articles of Confederation can best be described as → confederate

   True        False

4. Ratification of the Constitution → special conventions in each state

   True        False

5. Opposition to ratification of the Constitution was based on the belief that it would → be too much change

   True        False