4th-9 1W Chap 6 Lesson 3

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Multiple Choice

What river is highlighted in blue?

St. Lawrence

Ohio

Missouri

Columbia

Multiple Choice

What river is highlighted red?

Missouri

Mississippi

Ohio

St. Lawrence

Multiple Choice

What do we call the rights all humans are born with?

Government

The People

Natural Rights

Independence

Multiple Choice

In the Declaration of Independence, why were the "evils of slavery" removed

The Declaration of Independence was too scary when it included the slavery wording.

The Southern Representatives would not vote until it was removed since their economies depended on slavery

Multiple Choice

Who was Phillis Wheatley?

A 19th-century novelist from England.

A famous painter from the Renaissance era.

The first female president of the United States.

An African American civil rights leader.

Phillis Wheatley was an poet and American author.

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Checks and Balances

Match

Match the following

Executive Branch

Legislative Branch

Judicial Branch

Enforces Laws

Can override veto

Interpret laws

Match

Match the following

Judicial Branch

Legislative Branch

Executive Branch

Can rule whether laws are constitutional

Passes laws

Signs or vetoes laws

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Economic Aspects of the Constitution

Multiple Select

Under the Constitution, Congress can _____ and _____taxes and similar fees

Create

Collect

Override

Multiple Choice

True or False: Under the Constitution, states can still make their own money.

False

Partially true

Sometimes true

True

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Federalists vs Antifederalists

The Debate of Ratification

Multiple Choice

What is a Federalists?

Federalists are individuals who supported the ratification of the U.S. Constitution as it was. no changes

Members of the Anti-Federalist movement

Advocates for a weak central government

Supporters of state sovereignty over federal authority

Individuals who opposed the ratification of the U.S. Constitution

Multiple Choice

What was an Antifederalist?

Antifederalists believed in a centralized banking system.

Antifederalists were a political party that endorsed monarchy.

Antifederalists were supporters of the U.S. Constitution.

Antifederalists were opponents of the U.S. Constitution unless a bill of rights was added

Antifederalists wanted a stronger federal government and no taxes for England

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