Government Test 8/22/23

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Idea that government should serve the will of the people

Representative Government

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Plan for States be represented equally in the Senate and by population in the House

Connecticut Compromise

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First English charter of liberties

Magna Carta

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Statement that Parliament forced the King to sign, declaring that even a king must obey the law of the land

Petition of Right

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Plan called for representation in Congress by population or amount of money given

Virginia Plan

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Those for whom the Constitution represented a too powerful government

Anti-Federalist

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Refusing to buy or sell goods

boycott

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Organized by people whom the king made a grant of land available and could be settled in whatever manner they see fit

Proprietary Colony

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Connecticut Compromise, New Jersey Plan, Virginia Plan

State Representation Proposals

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Objected to ratification process because of States' rights and concern for God

Anti-Federalist*

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In the charter colonies, most government matters are handled by the

Colonists

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[Blank] was a colony founded mainly as a place for personal and religious freedom.

Massachusetts

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[Blank] has one of the oldest State constitutions and is still in force today.

Massachusetts*

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In Benjamin Franklin's opinion, the final Constitution can best be summarized as

Perfect

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British tradition, John Locke writings, governments from Greece and Rome, and State constitutions influenced the [Blank] in developing the Constitution

Framers

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[Blank] was a feature that State constitutions and the Articles of Confederation have in common.

Popular Sovereignty

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After the Revolutionary War, the national government proved too weak to deal with [Blank] and [Blank] problems.

Economic & Political

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A major objective of both the Annapolis and Philadelphia Convention was to have a federal plan for regulating [Blank]

Interestate Trade

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During the [Blank] Continental Congress, they agreed to begin raising an army.

Second

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At the Philadelphia Convention, the delegates agreed to draft a new [Blank]

Constitution

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Delegates met at Mount Vernon and [Blank] to recommend a federal plan for regulating commerce.

Annapolis

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The States selected electors who voted to elect our first [Blank] and [Blank]

President & Vice President

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By the mid 1700s, British rule in the colonies was marked by allowing a certain degree of [Blank] to the colonists

Self Rule

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Benjamin's Franklin's attitude toward the new constitution was a combination of [Blank] and [Blank]

Astonishment & Optimism

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The Framers of the Constitution and their work centered around the proposal set out in the [Blank] Plan

Virginia

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What type of basic government concept did the Magna Carta reflect?

Limited Government

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The difference between royal and proprietary colonies is that in royal or charter colonies the governor is elected, not [Blank]

Appointed

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Up to the Second Continental Congress, the colonists became better [Blank] and more [Blank]

Organized & Defiant

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The right of the people to abolish an abusive government was first expressed by Americans in the [Blank]

Declaration of Independence

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What 3 characteristics did English colonies possess?

Territory, Population, Government

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The first State constitutions focused mainly on [Blank] governmental power

Limiting

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What contributed the most toward the realization that the nation needed a strong central government?

Economic Issues

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[Blank] objected because of fear the new government would have too much power and the people would have too little.

Anti-Federalist**

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