U.S. Government: Chapter 4 Test Review

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From which country did Americans borrow words like bailiff, township, and sheriff?

England

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Name the last state to ratify the Constitution

Rhode Island

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Why was it difficult for Britain to govern American affairs through the colonial period?

Long distance

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How many years were there between the completion of the Articles of Confederation and its final approval by the states?

3

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(Federalists, Anti-Federalists) support approval of the Constitution.

Federalists

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Why was the South so concerned about the Federal government's control over commerce?

Tariffs

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What was the goal of the Great Compromise?

To resolve a dispute over representation

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(T or F) The New Jersey Plan gave more power to individual states

True

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(T or F) it was nearly impossible, as much as they tried, for colonial newspapers to collect information on what was going on in the independence hall

False

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How many states were represented at the Annapolis Convention?

5

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Although congress authorized the building of a navy, why was this so difficult to do?

High costs, anti-military sentiment, and conditional peace clauses

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Under the Articles of Confederation, the states were nearly helpless to respond to the threats of the _______________ Pirates

Barbary

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The National legislature was (bicameral, unicameral) under the Articles of Confederation

unicameral

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List the 2 main reasons for hesitance to ratify the Constitution?

Lack of a bill of rights and the fear a central government would take away individual state power.

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List 2 main reasons why the colonial government was permitted to grow during the Colonial Period?

Vast distance and the tradition of local representation

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Name the leader of the Anti-Federalist movement

Patrick Henry

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Who was the uncompromising compromiser?

Roger Sherman

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Name the man who originated the social contract theory of government.

John Locke

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Who was the primary author of the Federalist Papers?

Alexander Hamilton

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Who was the primary author of the constitution

James Madison

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Name the Father of the Constitution

James Madison

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Name the last state to ratify the Articles of Confederation

Marylands

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Name the famous work written by John Lock that greatly influenced the Founding Fathers

social contract

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Did the colonial framers adopt Federalism from the English structure of government?

no

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What was significant about the year 1619?

The first representative assembly, the House of Burgesses, was formed

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Who was the King of England in 1760?

King George III

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In what city did the Constitutional Convention meet?

Philadelphia

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List pseudonyms for those writers who opposed the constitution:

Cato, Brutus, and Sydney

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What law did the 1765 Stamp Act violate?

Petition of Right

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Who led an uprising of farmers in Massachusetts

Daniel Shays

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