Articles Of Confederation, GA Constitution, The Great Compromise Question Preview (ID: 34108)


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Which were all weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation
a) One year term for the governor, Unicameral legislature, No court system
b) No national military • No power to collect taxes No power to regulate trade Approval of all 13 colonies to make amendment
c) Unicameral legislature-No court system-Legislative branch had all the power
d) No chief executive-one year term for the governor-unicameral legislature

What two delegates from Georgia signed the US constitution?
a) William Few; Abraham Baldwin
b) William Few, Lyman Hall
c) Abraham Baldwin, George Walton
d) Button Gwinnett, William Few

Which is NOT true regarding the GA Constitution of 1777?
a) The governor had broad powers
b) Unicameral Legislature
c) One year term for the governor
d) The power among the three branches was equal

What was a strength of the Articles of Confederation?
a) No written document existed so the rules of government were flexible.
b) The 13 colonies were united under one government.
c) The central government couldn’t levy taxes on the states.
d) There was no standing military to threaten the colonies.

Abraham Baldwin served in the first session of the United States House of Representatives and then in the United States Senate until 1807. Why was he more prepared for these responsibilities than other Georgians?
a) There were no other Georgian’s at the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
b) Baldwin was at the Second Continental Congress that wrote the Declaration of Independence
c) He served at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 that helped create the national legislature.
d) Only Baldwin had the college education necessary to serve in the national legislature.

What is true about the role of the governor in the GA Constitution of 1777?
a) Four year term
b) One year term
c) The governor was voted on by the people
d) The governor had a lot of power

Why did Georgia model its new constitution after the US constitution?
a) The US constitution created checks and balances, allowed for a chief executive, and gave citizens rights
b) Georgia did not want to model their constitution after the US constitution
c) The US constitution allowed the legislative branch all the power so Georgia wanted to be like that
d) The US constitution did now allow for checks and balances and Georgia did not want that either

What was the smaller states position regarding the US legislature?
a) They wanted equal representation as the larger states
b) They wanted U.S. senators to be directly elected by the people.
c) They wanted slaves to be counted in determining membership in the Senate.
d) They wanted membership in the Senate to be the same for all states.

What is not true about Georgia ratifying the US Constitution
a) Georgia was the 4th state to ratify the US Constitution
b) Georgia approved the US constitution quickly b/c the state was growing in population and needed a strong national government
c) Georgia needed the US government to help remove the Natives so more people could settle
d) Georgia was the last state to ratify the U.S. Constitution

Which reason BEST describes why Georgia ratified the U.S. Constitution quickly?
a) Georgia wanted the United States to attack Mexico.
b) Georgia wanted the federal government to help remove the Native Americans from their land.
c) Georgia wanted a strong national court system.
d) Georgia wanted trade regulated between the states.

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