This quiz assesses knowledge on American government structures, focusing on the Constitution, Federalist views, and significant ordinances. It evaluates understanding of historical governance effectiveness and economic impacts post-Revolutionary War, enhancing learners' grasp of foundational U. S. Principles.
Duties
Duty
Recession
Depression
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Businessmen
Farmers
Merchants
Townspeople
None of the above
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5 slaves would equal 3 free people for taxation and representation
5 slaves would equal 3 free people for representation only
5 slaves would equal 3 free people for political power only
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That the president should be head of the military
That the army should not interfere with politics
That the Congress should be able to declare war
Army officers are to get paid 2X a month on the 1st and the 15th
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No power to tax
No power to make an amendment
No power to declare war
No power to raise money
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One house of Congress the Representatives, who were to be elected by the state
One house of Congress the Senate, who were to be elected by the people
2 houses of congress
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Recession
Tax
Trade
None of the above
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Abandoned the Articles
Congress would have 2 houses of
Would be able to tax and regulate trade
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Is central to American life and ideals
Sets the standard for how we as Americans should live.
Sets the standard for exactly how other countries should operate
Contains 3 branches of government, the legislative, executive and the president
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