Chapter 8 test Flashcards

1
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The first written plan of government for the United States.

A

articles of Confederation

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2
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A region designated by Congress and organized under a governor.

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territory

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3
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A place where weapons and ammunition are stored.

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arsenal

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4
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A person chosen to represent others.

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delegate

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5
Q

A written plan that provides the basic framework of a government.

A

constitution

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6
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The delegates (individuals) chosen for the Constitutional Convention.

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framers

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7
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An agreement in which both sides in a dispute agree to give up something they want in order to achieve a settlement.

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compromise

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8
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The group established by the Constitution to elect the president and vice-president.

A

electoral college

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9
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To formally approve a plan or agreement.

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ratify

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10
Q

A country governed by elected representatives.

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republic

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11
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no federal taxes

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weakness

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12
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no chief executive

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weakness

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13
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no federal judicial system

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weakness

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14
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no standing army

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weakness

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15
Q

all 13 states must agree too amend the articles

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weakness

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16
Q

declare war and make peace

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strength

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17
Q

coin and borrow money

A

strength

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18
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make treaties and alliances

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strength

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19
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establish post offices

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strength

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20
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conduct foreign affairs

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strength

21
Q

Father of the Constitution

A

James Madison

22
Q

Led a revolt by Massachusetts farmers who couldn’t pay off their debts

A

Daniel Shays

23
Q

Introduced the New Jersey Plan

A

William Patterson

24
Q

Elected President of The Constitutional Convention

A

George Washington

25
Q

Introduced the Great Compromise

A

Roger Sherman

26
Q

Plan suggested equal representation based of all states.

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New Jersey Plan

27
Q

Plan suggested proportional representation based on population

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Virginia Plan

28
Q

Divided the territories in areas, so each could apply for statehood

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Northwest Ordinance

29
Q

People who favored the ratification of the Constitution

A

Federalists

30
Q

People who opposed ratification of the Constitution

A

Anti- Federalists

31
Q

Enforces laws

A

Executive branch

32
Q

Interprets laws

A

Judicial branch

33
Q

makes laws

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Legislative branch

34
Q

based on population

A

House of Representative

35
Q

based on equal representation

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Senate

36
Q

form a more perfect union

A

yes

37
Q

form a more perfect country

A

no

38
Q

establish judges

A

no

39
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establish justice

A

yes

40
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insure domestic tranquility

A

yes

41
Q

insure peaceful tranquility

A

no

42
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provide for the military defense

A

no

43
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provide for the common defense

A

yes

44
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promote the general welfare

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yes

45
Q

promote the general warfare

A

no

46
Q

3/5th Compromise

A

For every 5 slaves 3 will count towards representation in the House of Representative and for taxation purposes

47
Q

slave trade

A

Slave trade can not be banned until 1808

48
Q

Fugitive Slave Clause

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Escaped slaves must be returned to their enslavers.