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Constitutional Debate and Compromise: Revolution to New Gov't

Explore the Revolutionary War, Constitutional details, compromises, and the transition to a new government in the United States. Learn about key events, branches of government, and influential debates shaping the nation's foundation. Uncover the significance of the Constitution, its ratification, and the evolution of American governance. Enhance your understanding of the era through essential historical events, compromises, and the emergence of a new governmental system.

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Constitutional Debate and Compromise: Revolution to New Gov't

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  1. Constitutional Details Revolutionary War Debate and Compromise Constitution New Gov’t 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. Row 1---100 Question -This is the introduction to the Constitution that lists the purposes of government in the United States.

  3. Row 1---100 Answer -Preamble

  4. Row 1---200 Question -Article One describes which branch of the government?

  5. Row 1---200 Answer -Legislative Branch

  6. Row 1---300 Question -This phrase theoretically allows the government to “stretch” its powers?

  7. Row 1---300 Answer -Necessary and Proper Clause

  8. Row 1---400 Question -Article Two describes which branch of the government?

  9. Row 1---400 Answer -Executive Branch

  10. Row 1---500 Question -Article Three describes which branch of government?

  11. Row 1---500 Answer -Judicial Branch

  12. Row 2---100 Question -Which statement in Article IV of the Constitution says that states will acknowledge the laws of other states and cooperate with one another over fugitives.

  13. Row 2---100 Answer -full faith and credit clause

  14. Row 2---200 Question -Name the process of sending fugitives from one state to another for trial?

  15. Row 2---200 Answer -extradition

  16. Row 2---300 Question -Name the statement of Article VI that states the national government is the highest form of government in the nation and that the Constitution is above all forms of government.

  17. Row 2---300 Answer -Supremacy Clause

  18. Row 2---400 Question -This is the term for formal approval of the Constitution by the states?

  19. Row 2---400 Answer -Ratification

  20. Row 2---500 Question -What is the only crime specifically defined by the US Constitution?

  21. Row 2---500 Answer -treason

  22. Row 3---100 Question -This was the turning point battle of the Revolutionary war?

  23. Row 3---100 Answer -Saratoga

  24. Row 3---200 Question -Who joined the colonial side after the turning point battle?

  25. Row 3---200 Answer -France

  26. Row 3---300 Question -Name the place where Washington’s army nearly froze in the winter of 1777-1778?

  27. Row 3---300 Answer -Valley Forge

  28. Row 3---400 Question -Name the British general who surrendered to Washington at the war’s end?

  29. Row 3---400 Answer -Cornwallis

  30. Row 3---500 Question -This was the last battle of the war?

  31. Row 3---500 Answer -Yorktown

  32. Row 4---100 Question -Where was the Constitutional Convention?

  33. Row 4---100 Answer -Philadelphia

  34. Row 4---200 Question -Name the government proposed by James Madison at the Convention and it called for a three branch government with a legislature based on population.

  35. Row 4---200 Answer -Virginia Plan

  36. Row 4---300 Question -This is the plan presented by William Patterson that called for a legislature based on state equality and a group executive power.

  37. Row 4---300 Answer -New Jersey Plan

  38. Row 4---400 Question -Name the agreement made at the Convention of 1787 that created a two house legislature with one house based on population and the other based on state equality.

  39. Row 4---400 Answer -Great Compromise or Connecticut Compromise

  40. Row 4---500 Question -Name the compromise that said slaves would count as 3/5 a person for the census to determine the population of each state.

  41. Row 4---500 Answer -3/5 Compromise

  42. Row 5---100 Question -The Slave Trade Compromise said that this type of trade would never be taxed?

  43. Row 5---100 Answer -exports

  44. Row 5---200 Question Name the political group who supported the passage of the new Constitution and its stronger government.

  45. Row 5---200 Answer -Federalists

  46. Row 5---300 Question -What political group opposed the new Constitution and thought it lacked a specific list of people’s rights.

  47. Row 5---300 Answer -Anti-Federalists

  48. Row 5---400 Question -These were newspaper articles written in support of the new Constitution?

  49. Row 5---400 Answer -Federalist Papers

  50. Row 5---500 Question -This was the set of Amendments that were proposed at the request of Anti-Federalists to guarantee certain basic rights to the people.

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