GOVERNMENT UNIT 2 ANSWERS PHS
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
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(L1) bbSelect bbTHREE bbfacts bbabout bbJames bbMadison. bb- bbAnswer bbHis bbdetailed
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(L1) bbSelect bbTHREE bbpoints bbon bbwhich bbthe bbFramers bbcould bbagree. bb- bbAnswer
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(L1) bbWhich bbof bbthe bbfollowing bbstatements bbwould bbbe bbthe bbbest bbtitle bbfor bbthe
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(L1) bbA(n) bb____ bbis bban bbofficial bbperiod bbof bbwaiting bbor bbdelay. bb- bbAnswer
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(L1) bbWhich bbAmerican bbleader bbwas bbNOT bbat bbthe bbConstitutional bbConvention? bb-
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(L2) bbWhat bbwas bba bbmajor bbdifference bbbetween bbthe bbArticles bbof bbConfederation
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bbthe bbstates' bbapproval bbwhile bbamending bbthe bbConstitution bbrequired bbapproval
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(L2) bbSelect bbTWO bbreasons bbwhy bbAnti-Federalists bbdid bbnot bbsupport bbthe
bbratification bbof bbthe bbConstitution. bb- bbAnswer bbAnti-Federalists bbopposed bbthe
bbconcentration bbof bbpower bbin bba bbcentral bbnational bbgovernment bbinstead bbof bbin
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(L2) bbWhy bbwas bbArticle bbVII bbimportant bbin bbthe bbratification bbof bbthe bbConstitution?
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bbratify bbthe bbConstitution.
(L2) bbChoose bbthe bbTHREE bbauthors bbof bbThe bbFederalist bbPapers. bb- bbAnswer
bbAlexander bbHamilton
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(L2) bbThe bbFederalist bbPapers bbwere bb___ bbratification bbof bbthe bbU.S. bbConstitution.
bb- bbAnswer bb85 bbessays bbwritten bbby bbmembers bbof bbthe bbConstitutional
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, (L2) bbThe bbfirst bbtemporary bbcapital bbof bbthe bbnew bbgovernment bbwas bblocated bbin
bb___. bb- bbAnswer bbNew bbYork bbCity
(L2) bbThe bbgraphic bbrefers bbto bbthe bb____ bbCompromise. bb- bbAnswer
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(L2) bbSelect bbTHREE bbreasons bbwhy bbthe bbElectoral bbCollege bbwas bbcreated. bb-
bbAnswer bbto bbselect bbelectors bbwho bbwere bbknowledgeable bband bbinformed bbon
bbissues bbthat bbaffected bball bbstates
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(L2) bbA bbpen bbname bbused bbby bba bbperson bbto bbhide bbhis bbidentity bbis bba(n) bb___.
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(L2) bbMatch bbthe bbterms bband bbpeople bbwith bbthe bbdescriptions.
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bbdescriptions.
first bbvice bbpresident bbof bbthe bbUnited bbStates
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one bbof bbthe bbAnti-federalists bbwho bbfeared bbthat bba bbpresidency bbcould bbevolve
bbinto bba bbmonarchy
father bbof bbthe bbConstitution bband bba bbFederalist
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QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
(L1) bbMatch bbthe bbstatements bbwith bbthe bbConstitutional bbConvention bbcompromises.
bbSome bbanswers bbwill bbbe bbused bbmore bbthan bbonce.
Virginia bbPlan
Commerce bband bbSlave bbTrade bbCompromise
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New bbJersey bbPlan
New bbJersey bbPlan
New bbJersey bbPlan
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bbConvention bbcompromises. bbSome bbanswers bbwill bbbe bbused bbmore bbthan bbonce.
supported bbby bbthe bblarger bbstates bbwho bbwanted bbstrong bbstate bbgovernments
stated bbthat bbCongress bbcouldn't bbact bbon bbthe bbslave bbtrade bbfor bb20 bbyears
based bbcongressional bbrepresentation bbon bbpopulation bbsize bband bbtaxes bbpaid
presented bbby bbWilliam bbPaterson
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,(L1) bbMatch bbthe bbstatements bbwith bbthe bbConstitutional bbConvention bbcompromises.
bbSome bbanswers bbwill bbbe bbused bbmore bbthan bbonce.
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(L1) bbSelect bbTHREE bbfacts bbabout bbJames bbMadison. bb- bbAnswer bbHis bbdetailed
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(L1) bbSelect bbTHREE bbpoints bbon bbwhich bbthe bbFramers bbcould bbagree. bb- bbAnswer
bbThe bbArticles bbwere bbweak, bbbut bbcaution bbshould bbbe bbgiven bbin bbassigning bbtoo
bbmuch bbpower bbto bbthe bbnational bbgovernment.
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(L1) bbWhich bbof bbthe bbfollowing bbstatements bbwould bbbe bbthe bbbest bbtitle bbfor bbthe
bbgraphic bbbelow? bb- bbAnswer bbThe bbSouthern bbstates bbwanted bbcertain bbprotections
bbin bba bbcompromise.
,(L1) bbThe bbdiagram bbdescribes bb___. bb- bbAnswer bbGeorge bbWashington
(L1) bbSelect bbTWO bbstatements bbdescribing bbthe bbGreat bbCompromise. bb- bbAnswer
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(L1) bbSelect bbTWO bbstatements bbdescribing bbthe bbCommerce bband bbSlave bbTrade
bbCompromise. bb- bbAnswer bbCongress bbcould bbnot bbmake bblaws bbagainst bbthe
bbslave bbtrade bbfor bbat bbleast bb20 bbyears.
Congress bbcould bblimit bbslave bbimports bbafter bb1808.
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bbAnswer bbEach bbslave bbcounted bbas bba bbpartial bbperson.
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(L1) bbA(n) bb____ bbis bban bbofficial bbperiod bbof bbwaiting bbor bbdelay. bb- bbAnswer
bbmoratorium
(L1) bbWhich bbAmerican bbleader bbwas bbNOT bbat bbthe bbConstitutional bbConvention? bb-
bbAnswer bbThomas bbJefferson
(L2) bbWhat bbwas bba bbmajor bbdifference bbbetween bbthe bbArticles bbof bbConfederation
bband bbthe bbConstitution? bb- bbAnswer bbAmending bbthe bbArticles bbrequired bball bbof
bbthe bbstates' bbapproval bbwhile bbamending bbthe bbConstitution bbrequired bbapproval
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(L2) bbSelect bbTWO bbreasons bbwhy bbAnti-Federalists bbdid bbnot bbsupport bbthe
bbratification bbof bbthe bbConstitution. bb- bbAnswer bbAnti-Federalists bbopposed bbthe
bbconcentration bbof bbpower bbin bba bbcentral bbnational bbgovernment bbinstead bbof bbin
bbthe bbstates.
The bbConstitution bblacked bba bbbill bbof bbrights.
(L2) bbWhy bbwas bbArticle bbVII bbimportant bbin bbthe bbratification bbof bbthe bbConstitution?
bb- bbAnswer bbIt bbprovided bba bbreasonable bbway bbfor bb9 bbof bbthe bb13 bbstates bbto
bbratify bbthe bbConstitution.
(L2) bbChoose bbthe bbTHREE bbauthors bbof bbThe bbFederalist bbPapers. bb- bbAnswer
bbAlexander bbHamilton
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James bbMadison
(L2) bbThe bbFederalist bbPapers bbwere bb___ bbratification bbof bbthe bbU.S. bbConstitution.
bb- bbAnswer bb85 bbessays bbwritten bbby bbmembers bbof bbthe bbConstitutional
bbConvention bbwho bbsupported
, (L2) bbThe bbfirst bbtemporary bbcapital bbof bbthe bbnew bbgovernment bbwas bblocated bbin
bb___. bb- bbAnswer bbNew bbYork bbCity
(L2) bbThe bbgraphic bbrefers bbto bbthe bb____ bbCompromise. bb- bbAnswer
bbMassachusetts
(L2) bbSelect bbTHREE bbreasons bbwhy bbthe bbElectoral bbCollege bbwas bbcreated. bb-
bbAnswer bbto bbselect bbelectors bbwho bbwere bbknowledgeable bband bbinformed bbon
bbissues bbthat bbaffected bball bbstates
to bbfind bbnonpolitical bbrepresentatives bbwho bbwould bbmake bbdecisions bbin bbthe bbbest
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(L2) bbA bbpen bbname bbused bbby bba bbperson bbto bbhide bbhis bbidentity bbis bba(n) bb___.
bb- bbAnswer bbpseudonym
(L2) bbMatch bbthe bbterms bband bbpeople bbwith bbthe bbdescriptions.
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The bbFederalist bbNo. bb10
New bbHampshire
George bbMason
James bbMadison
George bbWashington bb- bbAnswer bbMatch bbthe bbterms bband bbpeople bbwith bbthe
bbdescriptions.
first bbvice bbpresident bbof bbthe bbUnited bbStates
essay bbabout bblimiting bbof bbthe bbexecutive bbbranch bbto bbfour bbyears
ninth bbstate bbto bbratify bbthe bbConstitution
one bbof bbthe bbAnti-federalists bbwho bbfeared bbthat bba bbpresidency bbcould bbevolve
bbinto bba bbmonarchy
father bbof bbthe bbConstitution bband bba bbFederalist
first bbPresident bbof bbUnited bbStates bband bba bbFederalist
