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Creating The Constitution
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1) The Articles of Confederation was a pact between states and the Constitution takes its authority from the:
A
Courts
B
Nation
C
People
D
President
2) How many states needed to ratify the Constitution for it to go into effect?
A
10
B
13
C
9
D
7
3) Massachusetts farmer who led an uprising over taxes
A
Daniel Boone
B
George Mason
C
Fred Milton
D
Daniel Shays
4) Introduction to the Constitution
A
Bill of Rights
B
Appendix
C
Article 1
D
Preamble
5) Essays written by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison defending the Constitution were known as the
A
Declaration of Approval
B
Constitutional Times
C
Federalist Papers
D
Ratification Journals
6) Virginian Anti-Federalist who felt the Constitution went too far. He refused to sign the Constitution.
A
George Mason
B
James Madison
C
Thomas Jefferson
D
Patrick Henry
7) What was the first task of the new Congress after the Constitution passed?
A
Pass the Northwest Ordinance
B
Ban Slavery
C
Elect a President
D
Create a Bill of Rights
8) System of Courts to interpret the laws
A
Judicial Branch
B
Magistrate
C
Executive Branch
D
Federal Courts
9) What was the first document establishing a government for the United States?
A
The Articles of Confederation
B
Bill of Rights
C
Constitution
D
Declaration of Independence
10) Which of the following was created to allow admittance of new states into the United States?
A
Articles of Statehood
B
Volstead Act
C
Land Ordinance of 1785
D
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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