Unit Two Assesment Flashcards

1
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Explain the power of the national government under the articles of confederation

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Weak national government
All 13 states up degree to make any change to the aoc
State had one vote
Only one house for congressional legislature
Most power was for the states
Nine out of 13 states had to approve a decision to make it a law

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Achievements of the articles of confederation

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Successfully wage the war against Great Britain
Negotiated the treaty of Paris to end the revolution
Provided to each state recognize the laws of the other states
Pass the northwest audience and allowed them to expand to the northwest

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3
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Explain the 3/5 compromise

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In order to count for population, every three out of five slaves would count towards it.

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4
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What issue was not resolved in the constitution

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Slavery

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5
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Opinions of anti-federalists

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Each state should be southern/independent
Constitution was illegal under the articles of confederation
Politicians fear losing power
New intestate government is nonsense
Not all 13 states showed up

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6
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Strengths of the constitution

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It can be amended and changed

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7
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Explain the First Amendment

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We can still have her on opinions and speak her mind about any topic

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Purpose of checks and balances

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Limits the power of all three branches, allows the government to veto a law, branches are able to check each other’s power to make sure it’s equal, gives balanced power

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9
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How many branches of government are created by the constitution? What are their purposes?

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There are three branches

Legislative: Has Senate and House of Representatives, rights laws

Executive: consists of the president and cabinet, enforces laws

Judicial: Has supreme court and lower federal court, interpret laws

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10
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Explain the New Jersey plan

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The plan Called for each state to have one vote benefiting smaller states

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11
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Author of two treaties of government

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John Locke

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12
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Purpose of alien and sedition acts

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To limit the power of opposition Republican Party

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13
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Significance of Marbury vs Madison

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The judiciary act was repealed because it interfered with the U.S. constitution
John Marshall didn’t deliver all of the commissions

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14
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Embargo act of 1807

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Forbade American merchants from trading with foreign nations

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15
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Warhawks reason for war with England in 1812

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To get revenge to gain land and British Canada to seize Florida

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16
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Who wrote the star ⭐️ spangled banner and when

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Francis Scott Key 🔑

September 1814

17
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Outcome of treaty of Ghent

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Star-Spangled Banner was written
Many parts of Washington DC were burned
All land went back to original owner

18
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Impressment

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The practice of forcing American 🇺🇸 soldiers to serve on British 🇬🇧 ships 🚢

19
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Explain how the constitution gave the national government more power

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Through the people

20
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Purpose of separation of power

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No branch could become too powerful

21
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Due process

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No person can be deprived of natural rightsWithout appropriate legal procedures