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Commander of the Continental Army _______________

Commander of the Continental Army George Washington

Colonists who chose to fight for independence __________________

Colonists who chose to fight for independence Patriots

Colonists who sided with the British during the American Revolution ______________

Colonists who sided with the British during the American Revolution Loyalists

Nickname for British soldiers because of their uniforms ________________

Nickname for British soldiers because of their uniforms Redcoats

Name of the Colonial army during the American Revolution ______________

Name of the Colonial army during the American Revolution Continental Army

The group that created the colonial army during the American Revolution ______________

The group that created the colonial army during the American Revolution 2 nd Continental Congress

Final battle of the American Revolution _______________

Final battle of the American Revolution Battle of Yorktown

Battle that was the turning point of the American Revolution __________________

Battle that was the turning point of the American Revolution Battle of Saratoga

The Continental Army camped here in the Winter of 1777 ___________________

The Continental Army camped here in the Winter of 1777 Valley Forge

First battle of the American Revolution ______________

First battle of the American Revolution Battle of Lexington and Concord

This treaty ended the American Revolution (be specific) __________________

This treaty ended the American Revolution (be specific) Treaty of Paris of 1783

This document described the basic rights of the colonists ________________

This document described the basic rights of the colonists Declaration of Independence

What guarantees that one branch will not overpower another branch of the federal government _______________

What guarantees that one branch will not overpower another branch of the federal government checks and balances

This set the rules for governing the Northwest Territory _________________

This set the rules for governing the Northwest Territory Northwest Ordinance of 1787

This set up the system for dividing the land of the Northwest Territory ______________

This set up the system for dividing the land of the Northwest Territory Land Ordinance of 1785

What was the name for the first system of government for the US after the Revolution. _________________

What was the name for the first system of government for the US after the Revolution. The Articles of Confederation

People that supported the Constitution in the ratification process ________________

People that supported the Constitution in the ratification process Federalists

People that did not support the Constitution in the ratification process ______________

People that did not support the Constitution in the ratification process Antifederalists

Changes or additions to the Constitution are called ________________

Changes or additions to the Constitution are called amendments

When may people were frustrated with the government under the Articles of Confederation, they decided to have a meeting which was called the __________________

When may people were frustrated with the government under the Articles of Confederation, they decided to have a meeting which was called the Constitutional Convention

A set of basic laws to govern a country is called a ______________

A set of basic laws to govern a country is called a constitution

Which compromise resolved the debate over counting slaves in the population for representation purposes? ___________________

Which compromise resolved the debate over counting slaves in the population for representation purposes? 3/5 Compromise

Which plan for representation was based on population? _________________

Which plan for representation was based on population? Virginia Plan

Which plan for representation was based on equality? ________________

Which plan for representation was based on equality? New Jersey Plan

What combined both of those plans and created a bicameral Congress? ________________

What combined both of those plans and created a bicameral Congress? Great Compromise

The first state to ratify the Constitution was ________________

The first state to ratify the Constitution was Delaware

The second state to ratify the Constitution was _________________

The second state to ratify the Constitution was Pennsylvania

Fair application of the law is called __________________

Fair application of the law is called due process

The process of gaining citizenship is called ___________________

The process of gaining citizenship is called naturalization

Powers that are just for the federal government ________________

Powers that are just for the federal government delegated

Powers that are just for the state governments _____________

Powers that are just for the state governments reserved

Powers that are shared by both the federal and state governments _______________

Powers that are shared by both the federal and state governments concurrent

Congress s-t-r-e-t-c-h its powers because of the _____________________

Congress s-t-r-e-t-c-h its powers because of the elastic clause

Which amendment? The right to bear arms ______

Which amendment? The right to bear arms 2

Which amendment? No person can be made to testify against oneself ______

Which amendment? No person can be made to testify against oneself 5

Which amendment? Can not be put on trial twice for the same crime – double jeopardy ______

Which amendment? Can not be put on trial twice for the same crime – double jeopardy 5

Which amendment? Freedom of religion, speech, press ______

Which amendment? Freedom of religion, speech, press 1

Which amendment? No cruel and unusual punishment ______

Which amendment? No cruel and unusual punishment 8

Which amendment? No unreasonable search and seizure – need for a search warrant ______

Which amendment? No unreasonable search and seizure – need for a search warrant 4

There are _____ amendments total

There are 27 amendments total

There are _____ amendments in just the Bill of Rights

There are 10 amendments in just the Bill of Rights

What federal government position is being described? Must be 35 years old and a natural born citizen ____________

What federal government position is being described? Must be 35 years old and a natural born citizen President

What federal government position is being described? Must be 30 years old and a citizen for 9 or more years ____________

What federal government position is being described? Must be 30 years old and a citizen for 9 or more years Senator (Senate)

What federal government position is being described? Must be 25 years old and a citizen for 7 or more years ____________

What federal government position is being described? Must be 25 years old and a citizen for 7 or more years Representative (House of Representatives)

What federal government position is being described? No specific requirements, President appoints, Congress approves ____________

What federal government position is being described? No specific requirements, President appoints, Congress approves Supreme Court Justice

Label the map Word Bank Ohio River Mississippi River Original 13 States Louisiana Northwest Territory

Label the map Answers 46. Mississippi River 47. Ohio River 48. Northwest Territory 49. Louisiana 50. Original 13 States

Total your points out of = 90% 40 = 80% 35 = 70% How did you do? Which one are you now? S t u d y ! S t u d y a l o t !