The Constitution & Bill of Rights
Unit test review on the Constitution & Bill of Rights
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Topics of this game:
- Under the Articles of Confederation, who received the most power?
- Why is Shays' Rebellion an important event in US history?
- Why is James Madison known as the "Father of the Constitution"?
- Which was the GREATEST challenge for the delegates at the Constitutional Convention?
- Which best describes a republic?
- Which of these did BOTH the Virginia and New Jersey Plans include?
- What did the Great Compromise decide?
- Which is determined by a state's population?
- What is the TOTAL number of representatives in Congress?
- What is the minimum number of TOTAL representatives a state can have?
- What was the greatest concern of the opponents to the Constitution?
- Who did the delegates at the Constitutional Convention give the job of choosing the chief executive to?
- What concern did the founding fathers have that resulted in the creation of the Electoral College?
- Which of these best describes the federal system (Federalism)?
- Why is the Constitution called a "living document"?
- Why did the delegates start the Preamble with the words, "We, the People"?
- What is the primary work of Congress?
- What is the final step before a national bill becomes a law?
- Why does each state have two senators?
- What is the purpose of Checks & Balances?
- Which is NOT a duty of the executive branch?
- Why does the Constitution establish the principle of majority rule?
- Which best describes the responsibility of the judicial branch?
- What is the name of the Supreme Court's power to determine if laws are unconstitutional?
- An amendment to the Constitution may be ratified by what?
- Who may propose an amendment to the Constitution?
- In 1788, why did several states refuse to approve the Constitution?
- Which is NOT a part of the 1st Amendment?
- Which would NOT be protected by the 1st Amendment?
- What is meant by the "due process of law" in the 5th Amendment?
- What does the 9th Amendment say about rights not listed in the Constitution?
- After the American Revolution, what did Congress fear about a strong central government?
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