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Question 1

Articles of confederation could do what?

Answer 1

Declare war and make treaties

Question 2

Free of press is in what amendment

Answer 2

First amendment free of speech and freedom of religion.

Question 3

The articles of confedertaion created this legislative body

Answer 3

Congress

Question 4

Article 1 section 8 gives congress what?

Answer 4

Elastic clause

Question 5

This set of amendments is meant to protect against tyrannical leadership

Answer 5

Bill of rights or first 10 commandments

Question 6

Article 3 is about this branch of government

Answer 6

Judicial Branch

Question 7

What is the 3rd amendment

Answer 7

Goes against the quartering act, you need consent to stay in someones house.

Question 8

This plan would give large states more representation in congress than smaller states

Answer 8

Virginia plan

Question 9

Reserved power to the states, if its not on the constitution then its for the states. What amendment is this?

Answer 9

10th amendment

Question 10

Each state has this many representatives in the House of Representatives

Answer 10

Varies by state population

Question 11

Article 1 section 8 gives this branch of government the power to declare war.

Answer 11

Legislative branch

Question 12

He suggested the great compromise reguarding congress

Answer 12

Roger Sherman

Question 13

Article 6 of the constitution establishes

Answer 13

Supremacy of the power of the constitution

Question 14

Nominated by the president, approved by the state

Answer 14

Supreme court justice

Question 15

Power of the president in time of war is called what

Answer 15

Commander in cheif

Question 15

The # of states that must ratify an amendment for it to become apart of the consitution

Answer 15

3/4 states or 38/50

Question 16

Two powers the president has?

Answer 16

Vetoing taxes and nominate Supreme Court justice

Question 17

How is the president selected?

Answer 17

Electoral collage

Question 18

New Jersey plan + Virgina plan =

Answer 18

Great Compromise

In a two-house congress, each state would have equal representation in the Senate or upper house.
The size of population of the state would determine its representation in the House of Representatives or lower state.