18 Week Assessment

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100 points-Name one weakness of the Articles

of Confederation

• No national court system• Weak central government• All 13 states must pass

legislation

200 points-The national government was a loose alliance of states under

this document

• Articles of Confederation

300 points-The Articles of Confederation did not

include this person

• President of the United States

400 points-Described in the Constitution, the legislative branch is

allowed to

• Collect and impose national taxes

Category 1: 500 PointsThis term is an important

way of preventing the concentration and abuse

of power.

• Separation of Powers

Category 2 – 100 Points: This group opposed the Constitution because they believed that it

would destroy individual liberty.

• Anti-Federalists

Category 2 – 200 Points: This person distrusted a

strong national government

• Thomas Jefferson

Category 2 – 300 points: This person

believed the a strong national government

would accomplish great things.

• Alexander Hamilton

Category 2 – 400 Points: These documents were

written to persuade people from New York to support the Constitution.

• Federalist Papers

Category 2 – 500 Points: To secure ratification of

the Constitution, the Federalists promised to

add these to protect citizens rights.

• Add amendments

Category 3 – 100 Points: In Marbury vs Madison,

Justice John Marshall increased the power of which two branches of

government?

• Executive and judicial

Category 3 – 200 Points: During the Constitutional

Convention, this agreement determined representation in the

legislative branch.

• Great Compromise

Category 3 – 300 Points: This agreement

determined how enslaved people were to be

counted in the population resolved the issue of this

agreement.

• 3/5 Compromise

Category 3 – 400 Points: These powers in the

federal system of government are those held and exercised by

both national and state governments.

• Concurrent Powers

Category 3 – 500 points

This amount of states was needed to ratify the

Constitution before it could be adopted.

• 9

Category 4 – 100 Points: According to the

Constitution, the nation’s highest court is

• U.S. Supreme Court

Category 4 – 200 Points:One effect of the passage

of these acts increased the tensions between

Federalists and Jeffersonian Republicans.

• Alien and Sedition Acts

Category 4 – 300 Points: This was added to the

Constitution to help gain the support of the Anti-

Federalists.

• Bill of Rights

Category 4 – 400 pointsThe power of this review allows federal courts to

decide if state and federal laws are constitutional.

• Judicial Review

Category 4 – 500 Points: The framers of the

Constitution feared these because they felt they

would divide the nation.

• Political Parties

Category 5 – 100 Points: This person supported

having the federal government take on the

states’ debts.

• Alexander Hamilton

Category 5 – 200 Points: Freedom of the press is

protected under this amendment

• 1st Amendment

Category 5 – 300 Points: Concurrent powers are

given to the

• Both the state and national government

Category 5 – 400 Points: The main argument

against the Bill of Rights was that

• There was no need for them.

Category 5 – 500 Points: The framers of the

Constitution wanted the national government to prevent concentration of

power, respect state’s rights, and

• Serve the people