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Study Game - The Articles of Confederation, The Constitutional Convention


Study Game - The Articles of Confederation, The Constitutional ConventionVersion en ligne Use this game to study Topics 1.4 - 1.6 of AP Government. par Zachary Foust 1 Define unicameral. a One-house legislature b Two-house legislature c One president d Two presidents 2 Define bicameral. a One-house legislature b Two-house legislature c One president d Two presidents 3 Define writ of habeas corpus. a Right to know charges b Laws declaring guilt without trial c Laws with retroactive punishments d A title of nobility 4 Define bills of attainder. a Right to know charges b Laws declaring guilt without trial c Laws with retroactive punishments d A title of nobility 5 Define ex post facto laws. a Right to know charges b Laws declaring guilt without trial c Laws with retroactive punishments d A title of nobility 6 Define the Virginia Plan. a State representation based on population b Equal representation for each state c Small and large state compromise d Partially counted slaves for apportionment 7 Define the New Jersey Plan. a State representation based on population b Equal representation for each state c Small and large state compromise d Partially counted slaves for apportionment 8 Define the Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise). a State representation based on population b Equal representation for each state c Small and large state compromise d Partially counted slaves for apportionment 9 Define the Three-Fifths Compromise. a State representation based on population b Equal representation for each state c Small and large state compromise d Partially counted slaves for apportionment 10 Define the Compromise on Importation. a No tariffs on exports b Slave trade allowed until 1808 c Small and large state compromise d Partially counted slaves for apportionment 11 Why did the country have difficulty raising armies, repaying debts, and funding projects under the Articles of Confederation? a The Articles of Confederation lacked a taxation power. b The Articles of Confederation lacked the power to regulate interstate commerce. c The Articles of Confederation had a unicameral legislature that provided each state with one vote. d The Articles of Confederation lacked an independent judiciary. 12 Why was a national economy difficult to cultivate under the Articles of Confederation? a The Articles of Confederation lacked a taxation power. b The Articles of Confederation lacked the power to regulate interstate commerce. c The Articles of Confederation had a unicameral legislature that provided each state with one vote. d The Articles of Confederation lacked an independent judiciary. 13 Why did populous states feel underrepresented under the Articles of Confederation? a The Articles of Confederation lacked a taxation power. b The Articles of Confederation lacked the power to regulate interstate commerce. c The Articles of Confederation had a unicameral legislature that provided each state with one vote. d The Articles of Confederation lacked an independent judiciary. 14 Why did the states lack an effective way to resolve their differences under the Articles of Confederation? a The Articles of Confederation lacked a taxation power. b The Articles of Confederation lacked the power to regulate interstate commerce. c The Articles of Confederation had a unicameral legislature that provided each state with one vote. d The Articles of Confederation lacked an independent judiciary. 15 Why was reforming Articles of Confederation almost impossible? a The Articles of Confederation required unanimous approval of the states for amendments. b The Articles of Confederation lacked the power to regulate interstate commerce. c The Articles of Confederation had a unicameral legislature that provided each state with one vote. d The Articles of Confederation lacked an independent judiciary. 16 Why were riots such as Shays' Rebellion difficult to contain under the Articles of Confederation? a The Articles of Confederation required unanimous approval of the states for amendments. b The Articles of Confederation lacked an executive branch. c The Articles of Confederation had a unicameral legislature that provided each state with one vote. d The Articles of Confederation lacked an independent judiciary. 17 Which of the following best describes the legislature under the Virginia Plan? a A bicameral legislature; apportionment based on population in each house; and power to veto state laws b A unicameral legislature; equal representation for each state; and the power to levy taxes c A bicameral legislature; apportionment based on population in one house and equal representation among states in the other; and broad powers over taxation, commerce, and lawmaking d A unicameral legislature; apportionment based on population; and the power to levy taxes 18 Which of the following best describes the legislature under the New Jersey Plan? a A bicameral legislature; apportionment based on population in each house; and power to veto state laws b A unicameral legislature; equal representation for each state; and the power to levy taxes c A bicameral legislature; apportionment based on population in one house and equal representation among states in the other; and broad powers over taxation, commerce, and lawmaking d A unicameral legislature; apportionment based on population; and the power to levy taxes 19 Which of the following best describes the legislature under the Great Compromise? a A bicameral legislature; apportionment based on population in each house; and power to veto state laws b A unicameral legislature; equal representation for each state; and the power to levy taxes c A bicameral legislature; apportionment based on population in one house and equal representation among states in the other; and broad powers over taxation, commerce, and lawmaking d A unicameral legislature; apportionment based on population; and the power to levy taxes 20 Which of the following best describes the effect of the Three-Fifths Compromise? a Slaves were partially counted for the purposes of representation, giving the slave states more power. b The slave trade could not be banned until 1808, allowing the import of more slaves. c Tariffs on exports were banned, allowing Southern states to sell cotton abroad duty-free. d States received equal representation in the Senate, and representation was based on population in the House. 21 Which of the following best describes the effect of the Compromise on Importation? a Slaves were partially counted for the purposes of representation, giving the slave states more power. b The slave trade could not be banned until 1808, allowing the import of more slaves. c Tariffs on exports were banned, allowing Southern states to sell cotton abroad duty-free. d States received equal representation in the Senate, and representation was based on population in the House. 22 Which of the following is the area of land represented by a member of the House? a Congressional district b State c Country d County 23 Which of the following is the area of land represented by a member of the Senate? a Congressional district b State c Country d County 24 Which of the following is a power of your representatives in Congress? Choose one or more answers a They decide tax rates. b They decide questions of war and peace. c They decide which products are allowed in the country. d They decide the qualifications to become a citizen.

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Study Game - The Articles of Confederation, The Constitutional ConventionVersion en ligne

par Zachary Foust

Define unicameral.

Define bicameral.

Define writ of habeas corpus.

Define bills of attainder.

Define ex post facto laws.

Define the Virginia Plan.

Define the New Jersey Plan.

Define the Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise).

Define the Three-Fifths Compromise.

Define the Compromise on Importation.

Why did the country have difficulty raising armies, repaying debts, and funding projects under the Articles of Confederation?

Why was a national economy difficult to cultivate under the Articles of Confederation?

Why did populous states feel underrepresented under the Articles of Confederation?

Why did the states lack an effective way to resolve their differences under the Articles of Confederation?

Why was reforming Articles of Confederation almost impossible?

Why were riots such as Shays' Rebellion difficult to contain under the Articles of Confederation?

Which of the following best describes the legislature under the Virginia Plan?

Which of the following best describes the legislature under the New Jersey Plan?

Which of the following best describes the legislature under the Great Compromise?

Which of the following best describes the effect of the Three-Fifths Compromise?

Which of the following best describes the effect of the Compromise on Importation?

Which of the following is the area of land represented by a member of the House?

Which of the following is the area of land represented by a member of the Senate?

Which of the following is a power of your representatives in Congress?