This very captivating book by Jean Fritz takes us on the journey of how the constitution was made and the discussions the writers had on the various issues. What can you remember about these great men and the fruits of that constitution they created? Take the quiz and find out.
The convention was held in Philadelphia.
At first, not enough states showed up for the convention.
The convention was the most important meeting on American History
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The convention had to be postponed because a hurricane was fast approaching.
The conventions had to be postponed because seven states needed to be present and only two showed up.
The convention had to be postponed because General Washington couldn't make it.
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Group that has come together
Country that has rebelled
Ruler who has made a mistake
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Escort Benjamin Franklin to the seat of honor.
Elect George Washington convention president
Ask James Madison to take notes during the meeting
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People were sensitive about the word "national"
People did not understand what "national" meant
People thought the word "national" sounded rude
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They blamed the weather, the muddy roads, personal business, and a lack of money.
The British had stopped them at a blockade.
They blamed their delegates for forgetting to come because they were upset with the wording in the constitution.
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They wanted the states to send delegates so they could listen to speeches made by the wise Benjamin Franklin.
They wanted the states to send delegates so they could discuss ways to raise money for the war.
They wanted the states to send delegates there to discuss ways of improving the existing government.
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Colony
Country
State
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A list of punishments
A peace agreement
A body of laws
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They knew keeping it a secret was the only fair way to do it so that the delegates wouldn't favor Philadelphia.
They were worried that Benjamin Franklin would tell secrets while at a party with the monarchy.
They knew there would be arguments and they didn't want the whole country listening in and taking sides.
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The problem was there was no way to make the states follow the rules.
The problem was the early Congress made rules that were to harsh on the early settlers.
The problem was the early congress couldn't decide on good rules.
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He thought this because each of the thirteen states wanted to elect their own president.
He thought this because the thirteen states were more loyal to themselves than they were to the union.
He thought this because the thirteen states wanted a king to rule them. Perhaps King George's son.
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The charter
The plan
The constitution
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The government of a single state
The central government shared by states
The government of cities and counties
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