U4 History Test Flashcards

Prepare for all U4 H test (35 cards)

1
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What are the four problems facing the new nation?

A

Creating a New Gov’t, Colonial Competiton, Foreign Affairs, and Leader Communication

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2
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What result happened to Colonial Charters after Independence?

A

They were nullified

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3
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Why did John Dickinson lose favor?

A

He refused to sign the Declaration of Independence

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4
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Which “landed states” gave up their claims?

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Newyork, Virginia

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5
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What rights were given in the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?

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Freedom of Religion, Trial by Jury, A Public Education System, and Prohibited Slavery.

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6
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What is Township?

A

Legal division of a territory into 36 sections

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7
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How many votes were needed to amend the Articles of Confederation?

A

13/13

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8
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Which form of Gov’t is the most responsive to the Gov’t.

A

Legislative

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9
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Which Northwest Ordinance reserved land for township?

A

1785

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10
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How were votes decided in each house?

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Senate had 2 votes per state and House had votes decided on population

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11
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How was the Trade Comprise important?

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It stopped any tariffs on slaved goods till 1808.

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12
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Each House may punish its members for disorderly_____, and with the concurrence of two thirds, may______ a member.

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Behavior; Expel

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13
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House members were never to be questioned in any other place for either _____ or _____.

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Speech; Debate

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14
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Raising Revenue is in which house?

A

House of Representatives

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15
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The congress could contain which state of army?

A

A Navy

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16
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How many states were needed to ratify the Consitiution?

17
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Who has the power to intact punishment for Treason?

A

Congress after two witnesses

18
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How much of a person did a slave count for?

A

3/5 - Three/Fifths

19
Q

Who toke the best notes during the Constitutional Convention?

A

James Madison

20
Q

What were the 2 groups that formed during the founding times?

A

Federalist and Anti-Federalist

21
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Which state had the closet Ratification?

22
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Which State was the first to ratify the Consitution?

23
Q

What did John Jay and Alexader Hamiliton have in common?

A

They both attended Kings College

24
Q

Which TWO country’s did John Jay ambassador?

A

Spain & France

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What were the two reason for the Gov't to protect?
Rights; Libeties
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Rights are protected by the ____ of the Gov't
Structure
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What are the first two Rights?
Freedom of Religion & Right of Arms
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What are the third and fourth Rights?
No Quartering & Police need warrants
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What are the fifth and sixth Rights?
Rights for the accused & Right of speed and fair trial
30
What were the seventh and eighth Rights?
Trial by jury & no ridiculous fine, punishment, or bail
31
What were the ninth and tenth Rights?
Rights mentioned if found universal still stand & All powers not held by the Federal Gov't are given to the states and their people.
32
Who wrote the Virgina Statute for Religious Freedom?
James Madison & Thomas Jefferson
33
Who wrote 2 Articles about Foreign Policy in the Federalist Papers.
John Jay
34
What were the affect of the Federalist Papers?
The Constitution was ratified by pro Constitution delegates.
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What were the 6 reasons for the Constitution?
Form Perfect Union, Establish Justice, Domestic Tranquility, Common Defense, Promote General Welfare, and Secure Blessing of Liberty