This quiz covers SOL 7. B involving primarily the construction and ratification of the Constitution.
Seperation of church and state, checks and balances
Seperation of powers, checks and balances
Seperation of military, judicial review
Seperation of powers, checks and amendments
A stronger federal or national government
More rights for the states
Declaring independence from England
Finalizing the Treaty of Paris
Virginia Plan
New Jersey Plan
Mayflower Compact
Magna Carta
Seperation of powers
Judicial review
Checks and balances
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
Judicial Review
Civil Rights Act
House of Burgesses, Senate
House of Representatives, Senate
Supreme Court, Senate
House of Burgesses, House of Representatives
The Congress was split into two bodies, one with equal representations among states and one with representation based of population size
Slavery would not be allowed west and north of the Mason Dixon line
State militia would disband as to not pose a threat to the national army
State treasuries would have to stop printing money as to stop hurting the national currency
Three different branches of government all had the same power
Three different branches of government had different powers and responsibilities
The states had the power to seperate the national governemtn
The states had an input in the Constitution
Checks and power
Checks and balances
Seperation of power
Seperation of balances
Senate and House of Rep.
President
Supreme Court
Judges from every state
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
2nd Continental Congress
John Adams becoming the 2nd U.S. President
1776, Pittsburgh
1787, Philadelphia
1783, Paris
1786, Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Constitution of the Confederated States
Magna Carta
Virginia Plan
Constitution of the United States of America
Legislative, Congress
Judicial, Supreme Court
Executive, President
Executive, Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
John Hancock
George Washington
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