5 Written Questions

1. supportive of French Revolution
2. insure domestic tranquility
3. States must pay off their own debt
4. right to a trial by jury in civil cases
5. Constitution should be followed exactly

5 Matching Questions

1. Describe the power distribution in confederate government.
2. Describe Amendment 2.
3. Describe Amendment 6.
4. What are two ways an amendment is proposed to the states?
5. Describe the conflict of North v. South over protective tariffs and slavery
   and tell the compromise reached.

1. a right to a trial by jury in criminal cases
2. b Central Gov't. Power: weak, only to handle limited purposes
   Local/State Gov't. Power: responsible for acts upon citizens
3. c right to bear arms
4. d Protective tariffs- North wanted them, South didn't.
   Compromise- Congress would regulate tariffs, and trade
   Slavery- North didn't want it, South did
   But would not regulate slave trade until 1808
   Compromise- 3/5 Compromise- when counting people to
   determine the number of representatives a state would have,
   slaves counted as 3/5 of a person
   Compromise- Fugitive Slave Act- Runaway slaves must be
   Returned.
5. e An amendment is proposed when 2/3 of both houses agree on it. An amendment is also proposed when 2/3 of a state convention agree on it.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. no capital punishment; no stealing of property without compensation
   1. Describe Amendment 4.
   2. Describe Amendment 6.
   3. Describe Amendment 8.
   4. Describe Amendment 5.
2. Some delegates wanted the legislative branch to
   Some delegates wanted all three branches to be equal
   have power over the executive and judicial branches
   Compromise- Each branch would have some power over the
   others, and a system of checks and balances would equalize the
   power
   1. Describe the conflict of North v. South over protective tariffs and slavery
      and tell the compromise reached.
   2. Describe the conflict of What type of power should the executive and judicial branch have?
      and tell the compromise reached.
   3. Describe the conflict of What type of power should Congress (legislative branch) have?
      and tell the compromise reached.
   4. Name the conflicts that erupted at the Constitutional Convention.
3. Equal representation v. proportional representation
   North v. South over protective tariffs and slavery
   What type of power should Congress (legislative branch) have?
   What type of power should the executive and judicial branch have?
   1. Name the conflicts that erupted at the Constitutional Convention.
   2. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with defense.
   3. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with a union.
   4. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with justice.
4. promote the general welfare
   1. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with welfare.
   2. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with defense.
   3. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with a union.
   4. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with justice.
5. Central Gov't. Power: acts upon citizens
   Local/State Gov't. Power: received from central
   1. Describe the power distribution in confederate government.
   2. Name the belief of the Federalists having to do with the government.
   3. Describe the power distribution in federal government.
   4. Describe the power distribution in unitary government.

5 True/False Questions

1. Name the goal in the Preamble having to do with justice. → in order to form a more perfect union

   True        False

2. Name the belief of the Federalists having to do with the Bill of Rights. → Bill of Rights is dangerous

   True        False

3. Describe Amendment 9. → freedom of speech, religion, the press, and petition

   True        False

4. Name the belief of the Anti-Federalists having to do with money. → All states must equally contribute to pay off debt

   True        False

5. Describe Amendment 3. → no citizen can be forced to house and feed soldiers

   True        False