1.$502.$1003.$2004.$3005.$4006.$5007.$6008.$7009.$80010.$90011.$1,00012.$2,000

13. $4,00014. $8,00015. $16,00016. $25,00017. $50,00018. $75,00019. $100,00020. $200,00021. $300,00022. $400,00023. $500,000

24. 1 MILLION !

Rules• Each member of the class will answer one

question • Questions are multiple choice • You have 30 seconds to answer • Life lines: 50/50, Ask a Friend, percentage of

votes in class• The class will have 5 life lines, which they can

pick one of those three

Question 1Plan of government adopted by the ContinentalCongress after the American Revolution;established a “firm league of friendship” amongthe states, but allowed few important powers tothe central government

A. 1ST CONTINENTAL CONGRESSB. 2ND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS C. ARTICLES OF CONFERATIOND. THE CONSTITION

Question 2

The idea that government is not all powerful,and each individual has certain rights thatgovernment cannot take away

A. LIMITED GOVERNMENTB. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTC. ORDERED GOVEREMENT D. BILL OF RIGHTS

Question 3

With this government congress did not have thepower to tax or regulate trade

A. LIMITED GOVERNMENTB. ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATIONC. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTD. THE CONSTITUTION

Question4

This plan stated that government should beBicameral

A. VIRIGINA PLANB. NEW JERSEY PLANC. CONNECTICUT PLAND. NEW YORK PLAN

Question 5

This plan stated that representation should beequally distributed between the states

A. VIRIGINA PLANB. NEW JERSEY PLANC. CONNECTICUT PLAND. NEW YORK PLAN

Question 6

This compromise stated that all free people will be counted into population, and 3 out of every 5 slaves will be counted into population

A. COMMERCE AND SLAVE TRADE COMPROMISEB. THE GREAT COMPROMISE C. 3/5 COMPROMISED. ELECTORAL COLLEGE COMPROMISE

Question 7

This plan stated that National Government powers should be strong

A. VIRIGINA PLANB. NEW JERSEY PLANC. CONNECTICUT PLAND. NEW YORK PLAN

Question 8

This man is known for his great contribution to the constitution and was named the “father of the constitution

A. GEORGE WASHINGTONB. THOMAS JEFFERSONC. JASON MADISOND. JAMES MADISON

Question 9

A colony ran by a person whom the king grantedLand

A. CHARTER COLONYB. PROPRIETARY COLONYC. ROYAL COLONYD. 13 COLONIES

Question 10

This plan stated that representation should be based on population or the amount of money contributed to the National Government

A. VIRIGINA PLANB. NEW JERSEY PLANC. CONNECTICUT PLAND. NEW YORK PLAN

Question 11

A colony that is self governed

A. CHARTER COLONYB. PROPRIETARY COLONYC. ROYAL COLONYD. 13 COLONIES

Question 12

This document announced the independence of the United States from Britain

A. THE DECLARATION OF RIGHTSB. THE DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND

GREVIENCESC. THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCED. THE BILL OF RIGHTS

Question 13

This compromise stated that Congress was forbidden to tax exports from any state, and could not interfere with the Slave Trade for 20 years

A. COMMERCE AND SLAVE TRADE COMPROMISEB. THE GREAT COMPROMISE C. 3/5 COMPROMISED. ELECTORAL COLLEGE COMPROMISE

Question 14

The colonies first national government, which had no legal or constitutional base. It was only a government for 5 years during which a war was fought, armies were raised, funds were borrowed, and a money system was created.

A. 1ST CONTINENTAL CONGRESSB. 2ND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS C. ARTICLES OF CONFERATIOND. THE CONSTITION

Question 15

This plan stated that National Government powers should be weak

A. VIRIGINA PLANB. NEW JERSEY PLANC. CONNECTICUT PLAND. NEW YORK PLAN

Question 16

A joining of several groups for a commonPurpose

A. GANGB. CONFEDERATION C. UNIOND. ALLIANCE

Question 17

This group supported the ratification of the Constitution, stressing the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation

A. FEDERALISMB. FEDERALISTSC. ANTI-FEDERALISTSD. UNIONISTS

Question 18

This compromise stated that Congress will be bicameral, the Senate would be represented equally and the House of Representatives would be based upon population

A. COMMERCE AND SLAVE TRADE COMPROMISEB. THE GREAT COMPROMISE C. 3/5 COMPROMISED. ELECTORAL COLLEGE COMPROMISE

Question 19

This group did not support the ratification of the Constitution, believing it gave too much power to the central government

A. FEDERALISMB. FEDERALISTSC. ANTI-FEDERALISTSD. UNIONISTS

Question 20

This plan stated that government should be unicameral

A. VIRIGINA PLANB. NEW JERSEY PLANC. CONNECTICUT PLAND. NEW YORK PLAN

Question 21

Established that the power of themonarchy/king was not absolute andguaranteed trail by jury and due process

A. PETITION OF RIGHTSB. ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTSC. MAGNA CARTAD. BILL OF RIGHTS

Question 22

Basic principle that government can exist only with the consent of the people

A. POWER B. SOVERIGNTYC. CONTROL D. VOTING

Question 23

A colony ran by the king

A. CHARTER COLONYB. PROPRIETARY COLONYC. ROYAL COLONYD. 13 COLONIES

Question 24

The idea that government should serve to the will of the people

A. LIMITED GOVERNMENTB. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTC. ORDERED GOVEREMENT D. BILL OF RIGHTS