1. 18 Week Assessment

2. Easier Much Studying Makes Jeopardy 500 400 300 200 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500

3. 100 points-Name one weakness of the Articles of Confederation No national court system Weak central government All 13 states must pass legislation

4. 200 points-The national government was a loose alliance of states under this document Articles of Confederation

5. 300 points-The Articles of Confederation did not include this person President of the United States

6. 400 points-Described in the Constitution, the legislative branch is allowed to Collect and impose national taxes

7. Category 1: 500 Points This term is an important way of preventing the concentration and abuse of power. Separation of Powers

8. Category 2 – 100 Points: This group opposed the Constitution because they believed that it would destroy individual liberty. Anti-Federalists

9. Category 2 – 200 Points: This person distrusted a strong national government Thomas Jefferson

10. Category 2 – 300 points: This person believed the a strong national government would accomplish great things. Alexander Hamilton

11. Category 2 – 400 Points: These documents were written to persuade people from New York to support the Constitution. Federalist Papers

12. Category 2 – 500 Points: To secure ratification of the Constitution, the Federalists promised to add these to protect citizens rights. Add amendments

13. Category 3 – 100 Points: In Marbury vs Madison, Justice John Marshall increased the power of which two branches of government? Executive and judicial

14. Category 3 – 200 Points: During the Constitutional Convention, this agreement determined representation in the legislative branch. Great Compromise

15. Category 3 – 300 Points: This agreement determined how enslaved people were to be counted in the population resolved the issue of this agreement. 3/5 Compromise

16. Category 3 – 400 Points: These powers in the federal system of government are those held and exercised by both national and state governments. Concurrent Powers

17. Category 3 – 500 points This amount of states was needed to ratify the Constitution before it could be adopted. 9

18. Category 4 – 100 Points: According to the Constitution, the nation’s highest court is U.S. Supreme Court

19. Category 4 – 200 Points: One effect of the passage of these acts increased the tensions between Federalists and Jeffersonian Republicans. Alien and Sedition Acts

20. Category 4 – 300 Points: This was added to the Constitution to help gain the support of the Anti- Federalists. Bill of Rights

21. Category 4 – 400 points The power of this review allows federal courts to decide if state and federal laws are constitutional. Judicial Review

22. Category 4 – 500 Points: The framers of the Constitution feared these because they felt they would divide the nation. Political Parties

23. Category 5 – 100 Points: This person supported having the federal government take on the states’ debts. Alexander Hamilton

24. Category 5 – 200 Points: Freedom of the press is protected under this amendment 1st Amendment

25. Category 5 – 300 Points: Concurrent powers are given to the Both the state and national government

26. Category 5 – 400 Points: The main argument against the Bill of Rights was that There was no need for them.

27. Category 5 – 500 Points: The framers of the Constitution wanted the national government to prevent concentration of power, respect state’s rights, and Serve the people