Chapter7 Flashcards

1
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1)A change or addition to the Constitution.

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Amendments

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2
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2)a two house congress

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Bicameral

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3
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3)a balance of power between the different branches of government

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Checks and balances

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4
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4)a close alliance of states

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Confederation

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5
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5)the representatives who elect the president.

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Electoral college

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6
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6)the division of power between the national and state levels of government

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Federalism

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7
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7)official restrictions on the power of a government.

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Limited government

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8
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8)belief that the ultimate source of governmental power is vested in the people

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Popular sovereignty

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9
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9)the division of government into branches

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Separations of power

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10
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10)a one house congress

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Unicameral

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11
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11)an effort to settle trade disputes between the colonies.

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Annapolis Convention(not successed)

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12
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12)the first document to unite the American colonies under one government

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Articles of the Confederation

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13
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13)an effort to solve the weaknesses of the confederation

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Constitutional convention(1787)

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14
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14)a collection of essay supporting the Constitution

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The Federalist

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15
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15)the division of the Northwest into townships for sale and development.

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Land ordinance of 1785

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16
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16)an effort by military officers to force congress to pay their salaries and pensions

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Newburgh Conspiracy

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17
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17)the creation of a three-stage plan to create states out of the Northwest territory.

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Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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18
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18)a proposal to create ten equal states in the Northwest,to ban slavery,and to give away land to settlers.

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Ordinance of 1784

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19
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19)an effort by farmers to protect their lands from their creditors.

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Shay’s Rebellion

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20
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20)the official recognition of America’s independence.

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Treaty of Paris

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21
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21)the pseudonym the governor of New York used when he wrote articles denouncing the constitution.

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Cato

22
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22)Term applied to the introduction to the Constitution.

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Preamble

23
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23)His ideas provided the framework for the constitution

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James Madison

24
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24)Christian statesman who presented the compromise that broke the deadlock over representation in the Constitution.

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Roger Sherman

25
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25)opponents to ratifying the Constitution.

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Anti-Federalist

26
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26)the pseudonym Alexander Hamilton used when he wrote in response to Anti-Federalist articles

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Publius

27
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27)this plan advocated a unicameral Congress with a one-state one-vote principal

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New Jersey plan

28
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28)Supporters of the Constitution

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Federalist

29
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29)all lands north of the Ohio River.

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Northwest Territory

30
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30)Silver and gold

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Hard money

31
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31)under the settlement the slaves would counted as only a fraction in consideration of taxes and state representation.

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Three-Fifths compromise

32
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32)this plan advocated a bicameral congress with a one-man one-vote principal

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Virginia plan

33
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33)collected writings and speeches by opponents of the new Constitution.

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Anti-federalist papers

34
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34)paper money whose value had plummeted

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Continental dollars

35
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35)plan the proposed representation in the lower house based on state population,and representation in the senate be equal for all states regardless of size

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Great compromise(Connecticut compromise)

36
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36)what was American single greatest contribution to political thought?

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Constitution

37
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37)Why did the colonists create a weak confederation?

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Each colony was jealous of its power.

38
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38)which are the following principle is the most strongly supported by articles of confederation

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Limited government

39
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39)selling price for Northwest territory

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$1.00 per acre

40
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40)the most important of a accomplishment of the Annapolis convention

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Calling a new convention to remedy

41
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41)which of the following issue did not require major debate in the Constitutional convention

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Power of the executive

42
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42)which of the following disputed did the confederation settle?

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Western lands

43
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43)what region was most concerned about granting the federal government control over trade?

A

The South

44
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44)In the original constitution who was elected directly by the people

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House of representatives

45
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45)on what were townships in the Northwest supposed to use the proceeds from the sale of section16?

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Schools

46
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46)what bicameral plan did the large states support at the constitutional convention?

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Virginia plan

47
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47)what unicameral plan did the small states support at the constitutional convention?

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New Jersey plan

48
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48)Which of the following was not a provision of the trade agreement reached by the constitutional convention?

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Slavery would be banned in twenty years

49
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49)which of the following principles was not included in the constitution

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Divine sovereignty

50
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50)Who said,thus i consent,sir,to this constitution because i expect no better,and because i am not sure ,that it is not the best”?

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Benjamin Franklin