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Mrs. Marfy Ch 8 Test

QuestionAnswer
Who created the Articles of Confederation? The Continental Congress
Describe Federalism Power is shared between the federal government and the states
What was one of the final obstacles in the process of ratifying the Articles? who should control the western lands
What event was important for the orderly growth of the nation? passage of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787
What was the Annapolis Convention? It was a meeting to discuss amending the Articles of Confederation; It was called because of the violence in Shay's Rebellion; Its failure led to the Constitutional Convention.
Why is James Madison known as the Father of the Constitution? He helped write the Virginia Plan; He contributed to The Federalist Papers; He wrote the Bill of Rights.
Why did Americans fear a strong national government? their experiences under earlier British rule
What was it important for New York and Virginia to approve the Constitution? If either refused to ratify, the nation wold be geographically divided. They were two of the largest and most populated states. James Madison and Alexander Hamilton were from these states.
Why did the Antifederalists dislike the proposed Constitution? They didn't want a strong national government
What did Virginia and New York want added to the Constitution? the Bill of Rights
What opened Kentucky to settlement? Wilderness Road
What had the most power under the Articles of Confederation? the state governments
What could national government not do Under the Articles of Confederation? tax
What issue needed to be settled before the smaller states agreed to the Articles of Confederation? what to do with Western Lands
What did not contribute to the Constitutional Convention of 1787? the Land Ordinance of 1785
Where was the Constitutional Convention held? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
What issue does the Three-Fifths Compromise address? how slaves would be counted for taxes and representation
Which groups were not represented at the Constitutional Convention? African Americans Native Americans Women
Which group opposed the ratification of the Constitution? Anti Federalists
Which state had both Antifederalist and Federalist supporters? Georgia
Which state had no areas in which Anti Federalists were in the majority? Georgia
How did the future states of Kentucky and Tennessee compare with the rest of the country? They were split, just like the country was
Where did Federalists tend to live? along the Atlantic Coast
Which state had no evenly divided areas? New Jersey
Which state ratified the constitution by only two votes? Rhode Island
In which state was the voting NOT 100% for ratification? Pennsylvania
What is the Name for the series of 85 articles that appeared in local newspapers that attempted to get people to support the Constitution? Federalist Papers
What is the difference between and indentured servant and a slave Slaves-serve forever, no choice Indentured servants-choice and serve just 5-7 years
What was the first representative assembly in the new world called? House of Burgessess
What was the name of the first document to govern this country? Articles of Confederation
What are the three branches of government? legislative, executive and judicial
What was the Glorious Revolution? When William and Mary were in charge of England and the colonies
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