Chapter 3

Question 0

Great Promise

Answer 0

It was known as the great compromise because each side gave up part of what it wanted in order to benefit all

Question 1

Bicameral

Answer 1

Two house legislature

Question 2

Three fifths compromise

Answer 2

The three fifths compromise counted each slave as three fifths of a person when a states population was calculated

Question 3

Ratified

Answer 3

Approved

Question 4

Federalists

Answer 4

The supporters of the constitution were known as the Federalists because they supported a strong, federal, or national government.

Question 5

Anti Federalists

Answer 5

The opponents of the constitution

Question 6

Amendments

Answer 6

Changes

Question 7

Federalism

Answer 7

The division of power between the states and the federal, or national, government

Question 8

Concurrent powers

Answer 8

Powers shared by the federal and state governments

Question 9

Reserved powers

Answer 9

Powers that the Constitution neither gives to Congress nor denies to the states

Question 10

Checks and Balances

Answer 10

This system gives each branch of government ways to limit the powers of the other two

Question 11

Impeach

Answer 11

Accuse