The Federalists argued that a strong federal gov would

maintain order, provide protection, regulate trade (all of these)

The Great Compromise decided the issue of

number of representatives in the House and Senate

All of these early leaders were in favor of the Constitution except

Patrick Henry (Madison, Washington, and Hamilton were for it)

All of the following limit government's power except

priority of federal law - (these limit - checks and balances, federalism, and separation of powers)

Which does NOT describe part of Great Compromise

slaves in state count - this was not part of Great Compromise this was part - House of Representative based on state population; Senate is 2 per state

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7th Civics Final 5

Civics Chapter 5 Final

Question	Answer
systems that gives each branch of government ways to limit the powers of the other two	checks and balances
a plan that combined features of the Virginia and New Jersey plans	Great Compromise
two house	bicameral
accuse	impeach
changes	ammendments
opponents of the Constitution	Anti Federalists
neither gives to Congress nor denies to the state	reserve powers
Virginia plan proposed	three branches of government
Many delegates were afraid that a strong national gov, would	abuse power
small states liked the New Jersey Plan because it called for	equal votes for each state
The Federalists argued that a strong federal gov would	maintain order, provide protection, regulate trade (all of these)
The Great Compromise decided the issue of	number of representatives in the House and Senate
how many states finally ratified the Constitution	9
All of these early leaders were in favor of the Constitution except	Patrick Henry (Madison, Washington, and Hamilton were for it)
It is NOT our government goal under the Constitution to	protect against taxation
Constitution is organized into	articles
Constitution is based on the idea of	popular sovereignty
All of the following limit government's power except	priority of federal law - (these limit - checks and balances, federalism, and separation of powers)
Which does NOT describe part of Great Compromise	slaves in state count - this was not part of Great Compromise this was part - House of Representative based on state population; Senate is 2 per state
President would hold	executive power
Framers intended Supreme Court would interpret laws and	settle conflicts among states
? was the man put in charge of Constitutional Convention	George Washington
This is part of Constitution that states the goals of the Constitution	Preamble
1st ten amendments to the Constitution are known as	Bill of Rights
These papers were a series of essays written in support of Constitution?	Federalist papers
if there is a conflict between federal and state law - which takes priority	federal
Most important power of Congress is to make	laws
What has the final say on any case involving the Constitution	Supreme Court

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