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Check for Understanding Unit 1.2

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1.2 Quiz Review

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Check for UnderstandingUnit 1.2

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The Articles of Confederation gave too much power to the...

a. federal govt.b. statesc. the Presidentd. the legislative branch

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Ratify means to...a. dismissb. make officialc. vetod. amend

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To amend means to...a. voteb. make officialc. changed. approve

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Under the Articles of Confederation, the federal govt. was too...

a. repressiveb. strongc. weakd. corrupt

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Under the Virginia Plan, representation was based on...

a. populationb. equal representationc. presedential decisionsd. popular sovereignty

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The New Jersey Plan favored...a. populationb.slave statesc. free statesd. equal representation

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Which is NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

a. congress could not collect taxesb. congress could not enforce lawsc. congress could not regulate traded. congress had the power to create a military force

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The members of congress represented the nation as a whole during the Articles of Confederation.

a. Trueb. False

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Federalists supported a weak central govt.

a. Trueb. False

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Who was the leader of the Federalists? a. Thomas Jefferson

b. John Adamsc. Alexander Hamiltond. George Washington

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The leader of the Anti-Federalists was... a. John Jay

b. Thomas Jeffersonc. John Quincy Adamsd. Alexander Hamilton

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What group supported the Federalists? a. slaves

b. businessmenc. farmersd. priests

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What group of people did Thomas Jefferson represent?

a. bankersb. farmersc. slavesd. tax collectors

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Under the 3/5ths Compromise, slaves were counted for purposes of...a. military mattersb. farmingc. representation/taxesd. selecting the President

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Federalist Paper #51 deals with…a. slaveryb. separation of powersc. the national debtd. factions

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Federalist Paper #10 deals with…a. immigrationb. separation of powersc. factionsd. gun control

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“If men were angels, no government would be necessary.” – Who said this?

a. John Lockeb. James Madisonc. Alexander Hamiltond. Thomas Jefferson

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A raid on your home without a warrant is a violation of the…

a. 2nd Amendmentb. 4th Amendmentc. 5th Amendmentd. 8th Amendment

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Which right is NOT covered in the 1st Amendment?

a. speechb. religionc. bear armsd. petition

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Refusing to testify in court means that you are using which amendment?

a. 5th Amendmentb. 2nd Amendmentc. 4th Amendmentd. 8th Amendment

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Which amendment guarantees you the right to a speedy trial?

a. 5th Amendmentb. 2nd Amendmentc. 6th Amendmentd. 7th Amendment

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Which amendment states that you cannot be forced to house soldiers in your home?

a. 3rd Amendmentb. 2nd Amendmentc. 6th Amendmentd. 7th Amendment