Federalist/Anti Federalist Question Preview (ID: 22047)

a) Federalist

b) Anti-Federalist

c)

d)

a) Don’t need a Bill of Rights

b) Favored a STRONG federal (national) government.

c) Wanted Legislative Branch more powerful than Executive Branch

d) Wanted to RATIFY the Constitution

a) Refused to RATIFY without a BILL OF RIGHTS

b) Don’t need a Bill of Rights

c) Most power should stay with States

d) Wanted Legislative Branch more powerful than Executive Branch

a) Refused to RATIFY without a BILL OF RIGHTS

b) Don’t need a Bill of Rights

c) Wanted to RATIFY the Constitution

d) Favored a STRONG federal (national) government.

a) Wanted Legislative Branch more powerful than Executive Branch

b) Most power should stay with States

c) Refused to RATIFY without a BILL OF RIGHTS

d) Wanted to RATIFY the Constitution

a) Most power should stay with States

b) Favored a STRONG federal (national) government.

c) Wanted Legislative Branch more powerful than Executive Branch

d) Refused to RATIFY without a BILL OF RIGHTS

a) Favored a STRONG federal (national) government.

b) Don’t need a Bill of Rights

c) Wanted to RATIFY the Constitution

d) Most power should stay with States

a) Alexander Hamilton

b) Patrick Henry

c) James Madison

d) King George

a) Federalist

b) Antifederalist

c)

d)

a) Alexander Hamilton

b) Patrick Henry

c) George Mason

d) Fredrick Douglas

a) introduction; states the 6 responsibilities of the government

b) created a two-house legislature, one with representation based on population (Virginia Plan) and one with equal representatio

c) slaves would count as 3/5 of a person when counting for representation and taxation

d) first national written constitution (plan of government)

a) declared the colonies separate from Britain; granted all men certain unalienable rights

b) guaranteed English citizens certain rights; set up a process to elect representatives to Parliament

c) established a self-government in Plymouth, Massachusetts for the Pilgrims

d) signed in England, limited the power of the king

a) established a self-government in Plymouth, Massachusetts for the Pilgrims

b) first national written constitution (plan of government)

c) guaranteed English citizens certain rights; set up a process to elect representatives to Parliament

d) signed in England, limited the power of the king

a) established a self-government in Plymouth, Massachusetts for the Pilgrims

b) guaranteed English citizens certain rights; set up a process to elect representatives to Parliament

c) signed in England, limited the power of the king

d) declared the colonies separate from Britain; granted all men certain unalienable rights

a) guaranteed English citizens certain rights; set up a process to elect representatives to Parliament

b) established the first representative government in the colonies

c) first national written constitution (plan of government)

d) established a self-government in Plymouth, Massachusetts for the Pilgrims

a) FOR the new constitution with a strong federal government; Alexander Hamilton, James Madison

b) AGAINST the new constitution without adding a Bill of Rights; Patrick Henry, George Mason

c) slaves would count as 3/5 of a person when counting for representation and taxation

d) created a two-house legislature, one with representation based on population (Virginia Plan) and one with equal representatio