Midterm 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the type of government where the citizens rule though their representatives

A

Republic

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2
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Which one of the following plans called for a unicameral legislature

A

New Jersey PLan

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3
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In which city did the Constitutional Convention take place

A

Philadelphia

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4
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In what type of government are the powers shared between the nation and the state governments

A

Federal

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5
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Which plan allowed for the upper house to be elected by the lower house

A

Virginia PLan

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6
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What ordinance call for a survey of the land in the old Northwest Territory to be divided into townships

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Ordinance of 1785

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7
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Which ordinance said that once 60,000 free people lived in a territory could write a constitution and apply for statehood

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Northwest ordinance of 1787

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8
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Which ordinance called for a one square mile section to be set aside for a school

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Ordinance of 1785

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9
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What present day athletic conference has many schools that are located in the old Northwest Territory

A

BIG TEN

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10
Q

What term refers to a loose association of states

A

COnfederation

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11
Q

Powers that are delegated in the Constitution belong to which of the following levels of government

A

Federal

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12
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Powers that are reserved in the constitution belong to which one of the following levels of government

A

State

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13
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What is the purpose of the checks and balances that are provided for in our federal constitution

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It keeps each of the branches of government on an equal basis; not allowing one to become too powerful

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14
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Which branch of government has the power to enforce the laws

A

executive

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15
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How is the number of electors determined for each state in the electoral college

A

It is the number of members that a state has in the House of Reps plus its number of senators

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16
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How many states had to ratify the constitution before it went into effect

A

9

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17
Q

What was the last state to ratify the Constitution

A

Rhode Island

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18
Q

He wrote the federalist papers

A

John Jay and Alexander Hamilton

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19
Q

He wrote the letters of a federal farmer

A

Richard Henry Lee

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20
Q

He wrote the New Jersey PLan

A

William Patterson

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21
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He was the author of the virginia PLan

A

James Madison

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22
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He was elected president of the Constitutiona Convention

A

George Washington

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23
Q

List the four freedoms of the first amendment

A

Speech
press
relgion
assembly

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24
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What is guaranteed to citizens in second Amendment

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Right to bear arms

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25
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What are the three areas cover under the 4th amendment

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no unreaosnable search and seizure
Have to have a warrant
have to have probable cause

26
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What is double jeopardy in the 5th amendment

A

Cannot be tried for the same accusation if you were found innocent the first time

27
Q

Can you be required to testify against yourself

A

No

28
Q

List the four rights under the 6th amendment

A

speedy trial
impartial jury
Present and consent witnesses
right to counsel

29
Q

What are the two things from which the 8th amendment protects citizens

A

No excessive bail

no cruel and unreasonable punishment

30
Q

State or paraphrase the 10 amendment

A

the powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution nor prohibited it by the states, reserved to the states respectively, or to the people

31
Q

which of the following statements is not true regarding the industrial revoltion

A

It began in the US

32
Q

Which one of the following is a reason for the beginning of the industrial revolution in the US

A

The us was forced to manufacture its own goods bc of a british blockade

33
Q

Which man won’t the presidency election of 1816

A

James Monroe

34
Q

Which one of the following terms refers to money that is used for investment to build factories and buy machinery

A

Capital

35
Q

which part of the US developed an economy based upon a cash crop and excluded the development of factories

A

South

36
Q

Which supreme court case declared that the bank of the US could not be taxed, bc the “power to tax, is the power to destroy”

A

McMulloch v Maryland

37
Q

Which man developed the Missouri Compromise

A

Henry CLay

38
Q

Which supreme court case declared that the cherokee nation was a “nation within a nation” and a state must not interfere with them

A

Worcester v Georgia

39
Q

What event was the result of the President Jackson war one the Bank of the US

A

The panic of 1837

40
Q

Which of the following was a provision of the Adams-Onis treaty

A

Spain sold florida to the US

41
Q

What was the date of the deaths of both Jefferson and John Adams

A

July 4, 1826

42
Q

What is true about the spoils system

A

It assures loyalty to the president

43
Q

The election of 1824

A

John Q Adams 84
Andrew Jackson 99
Henry Clay 37
William Crawford 41

44
Q

The election of 1828
Winner
Loser

A

Andrew Jackson

John Q Adams

45
Q

Two parts of missouri compromise

A

Maine is admitted as a free state
Missouri is admitted as a slave state
Rest of the Louisiana Territory is split at 36’ 30 degrees N

46
Q

This man was president during the era of good feelings

A

James Monroe

47
Q

He opposed the tariff of abominations

A

JOhn C Calhoun

48
Q

Known as the great compromiser

A

Henry Clay

49
Q

Known as hold hickory

A

Andrew Jackson

50
Q

Developed a textile mill in Massachusetts with 2 other men

A

Francis Cabot Lowell

51
Q

Developed the cotton gin

A

Eli Whitney

52
Q

He accompanied the Indians along the trail of tears

A

General Winfield Scott

53
Q

Built a textile mill to make thread in Pawtucket, Rhode Island

A

Samuel Slater

54
Q

President of the Bank of the US

A

Andrew Jackson

55
Q

Developed the theory of nullification

A

John C Calhoun

56
Q

”..Mr. Van Buren, but I will kill it”

A

Andrew Jackson

57
Q

“Is it the fourth”

A

THomas Jefferson

58
Q

“The reign of King Mob”

A

Justice Joseph Story

59
Q

“Thomas Jefferson Survives”

A

John Adams

60
Q

“John Marshall has made his decision. Now let him enforce it”

A

Andrew Jackson