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The American Revolutionary War – Framing a Constitution

The American Revolutionary War – Framing a Constitution

1. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.1

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2. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.2

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3. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.3

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4. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.4

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5. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.5 Sample Lesson

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6. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.6

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7. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Constitutional Road 1.7

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8. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Constitutional Articles 2.1

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9. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Constitutional Articles 2.2

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10. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – The Bill of Rights 3.0

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11. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Making a Federal Law 4.1

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12. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Making a Federal Law 4.2

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13. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Powers of the United States Government 5.0

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14. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Checks and balances in the United States Federal Government 6.0

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15. The American Revolutionary War: Framing a Constitution – Ratification and The First Party System 7.0

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
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The Confederation Congress passed the *** of 1785 which established permanent practices of land surveying dividing lands to the west and northwest into townships (36 square miles), sections (one square mile), and quarter sections (160 acres).

Jay’s treaty
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Land Ordinance
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Northwest Ordinance
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Missouri Compromise
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Question 2 of 10

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The *** of 1787, stipulated that Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia would give up all of their claims to land north of the Ohio River and west of the (present) western border of Pennsylvania, and created the Northwest Territory enabling the future entry of five new states.

Missouri Compromise
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Land Ordinance
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Northwest Ordinance
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
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The *** stipulated that new states north of the Ohio River and west of the (present) western border of Pennsylvania could never become slave holding states.

Northwest Ordinance
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Land Ordinance
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Missouri Compromise
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Question 4 of 10

4. Question
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Frustrated with a chronically weak Confederation Congress, Alexander Hamilton of New York later to become ***, led a group of federalists to summon the Annapolis Convention in 1786 proposing to reform the Articles of Confederation.

George Washington’s ambassador to France in 1796
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the first United States Secretary of the Treasury
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the first United States vice president
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the fourth United States President
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
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Delegates at the Annapolis Convention of 1786 called for a constitutional convention to meet in ***.

Annapolis
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Philadelphia
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Boston
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New York
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
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Anti-federalist *** from Virginia feared that too much central power might infringe on individual as well as states’ rights and freedoms.

George Mason
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Alexander Hamilton
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George Washington
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John Witherspoon
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
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Anti-federalist *** from Virginia was the main architect of the first ten amendments of the United States Constitution collectively known as the Bill of Rights.

George Washington
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John Witherspoon
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George Mason
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Alexander Hamilton
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
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The Constitutional Convention was held from May 25 to September 17, 1787, at *** in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Mann’s Tavern
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Independence Hall
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Bacon’s Castle
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Faneuil Hall
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9. Question
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*** presided over the Constitutional Convention held from May 25 to September 17, 1787 that ultimately created the United States Constitution.

James Mason
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Alexander Hamilton
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James Madison
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George Washington
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
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The Virginia Plan, a starting blueprint for creating the United States Constitution, was drafted by *** from Virginia.

James Madison
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Benjamin Franklin
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Thomas Paine
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John Rutledge
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