What was the first government of the United States that could negotiate treaties and declare war but had no Executive Branch?

What law established a way for admitting new states to the United States?

What agreement set up the government into two houses (bicameral) and decided how many representatives large and small states would send to Congress?

What agreement states how slaves would count for representation and taxation purposes?

What group supported the Consitution, wanted a stronger central government, and were led by Alexander Hamilton and James Madison?

What group were against the Constitution, wanted the Bill of Rights and were led by Patrick Henry and George Mason?

What Constitution principle made sure that each branch of government makes sure any one branch of government from getting too powerful?

To amend the Constitution, what is needed in both houses of Congress and State legislatures before it is approved?

What is a way citizens serve on juries to determine verdicts in court cases?

What amendment protects speech, religion, press, assembly and petition for U.S. citizens?

What amendment protects U.S. citizens from no unreasonable search and seizure?

What amendment protects U.S. citizens from cruel and unusual punishment?

What amendment established the principle of federalism (rights not given to the federal government are given to the states)?

What event occurred in 1787?

Alexander Hamilton's financial plan was

What was Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion?

In what speech did Washington warned against foreign alliance (staying neutral) and political parties?

What political party was led by Alexander Hamilton, wanted a more powerful government, and National Bank?

What political party was led by Thomas Jefferson, wanted less powerful government, and no National Bank?

President John Adams passed this law that angered many Americans and violated freedom of speech. What was it?

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