5 Written Questions

1. a form of government were the people have the power
2. printer, scientist, diplomat (oldest delegate)
3. Belief in a Supreme Being who created the world but who didn't play an active role in the day-to-day life
4. "Father of the Constitution"
5. A revolt of farmers in western Mass. in 1786 to 1787 to protest the state legislature's refusal to grant them relief from debt

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. commander of the revolutionary army
   1. Enlightenment
   2. Senate
   3. James Madison
   4. George Washington
2. the gathering in Philadelphia in 1797 that wrote the US Constitution
   1. Enlightenment
   2. Articles of Confederation
   3. Benjamin Franklin
   4. Constitutional Convention
3. An intellectual force through out Europe from 1600s to the 1700s. Also called the "Age of Reason".
   1. Deism
   2. Benjamin Franklin
   3. Enlightenment
   4. Senate
4. The first constitution of the US; in effect from 1781 to 1789
   1. House of Representatives
   2. Articles of Confederation
   3. Constitutional Convention
   4. Great Compromise

4 True/False Questions

1. House of Representatives → one house of Congress, where states are represented in proportion to their population size

   True        False

2. Senate → one house of Congress, where each state is represented by two people members

   True        False

3. Three-Fifths Compromise → the decision of the Constitutional Convention to have a bicameral legislature in which representatives in one house would be by population and in the other by states

   True        False

4. Great Compromise → the decision of the Constitutional Convention to have a bicameral legislature in which representatives in one house would be by population and in the other by states

   True        False