5 Written Questions

1. Every state has a different number depending upon the size of the state.
2. What was the new plan of government that we still follow today?
3. The current capital of the U.S.
4. Who has the power to make our country's laws?
5. The first plan of government agreed upon by the states.

5 Matching Questions

1. The power to rule itself
2. Benjamin Banneker
3. Republic
4. George Washington
5. Houses

1. a What power did each state give up when it signed the Constitution?
2. b Congress is divided into two groups called_______.
3. c The type of government which is run by representatives of the people.
4. d Who was the new capital named in honor of?
5. e He planned the city of Washington,D.C.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The second president of the U.S.
   1. Senate
   2. John Adams
   3. Congress
   4. Houses
2. The first president of the U.S.
   1. Washington,D.C.
   2. James Madison
   3. Mt. Vernon
   4. George Washington
3. Where was the first Constitutional Convention held?
   1. Senate
   2. Philadelphia
   3. Houses
   4. Republic
4. The day the president takes the oath of office.
   1. Power to tax
   2. Washington,D.C.
   3. Inauguration Day
   4. James Madison
5. The most important worker at the Constitutional Convention
   1. New York
   2. John Adams
   3. Mt. Vernon
   4. James Madison

5 True/False Questions

1. Bill of Rights → Who has the power to make our country's laws?

   True        False

2. Benjamin Franklin → He said, "A republic, if you can keep it."

   True        False

3. Senate → Every state has the same number in house of Congress.

   True        False

4. New York → The first capital of the U.S.

   True        False

5. Mt. Vernon → The first capital of the U.S.

   True        False