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Marbury v Madison determined judicial review. What power did this give the Supreme Court?__
The right to declare a law unconstitutional
. Give three reasons that the British targeted Lexington at the beginning of the Revolution?
armoryprotected only by militia
distance for communication
• Third Amendment: Colonist forced to quarter troops
• Established and independent judiciary: King refused to establish judiciary powers
• Sixth Amendment: Colonist were deprived of Trial by Jury
The U.S. Constitution addressed problems endured under British rule and ensured the American government would not make the same mistakes. Identify the problems solved with the following Constitutional additions.
Why is this an important right?
You get a chance to prove your innocents in court by others like you___
What famous Revolutionary war hero is famous for saying, “I have not yet begun to fight”?
_John Paul Jones_
Summarize the rights in the following Constitutional Amendments.
• 1st Amendment 5 Freedoms Religion,Press,Speech,AssemblyPetition• 2nd Amendment _Right to bear arms___• 3rd Amendment __No quartering troops____• 4th Amendment _Search and seizure____• 5th Amendment _ Rights of accused (Due
process of law)____
Summarize the rights in the following Constitutional Amendments.
• 6th Amendment : Speedy, public trial• 7th Amendment: Trail by jury of peers• 8th Amendment: Limits on fines and
punishments• 9th Amendment _Rights of the people__• 10th Amendment _Powers of states and
people
What did the U.S. gain from 1783 Treaty of Paris from the British?
Independence, fishing rights of coast of New Foundland, and all land East of Mississippi___
.. Put the following in correct sequence
__2__Constitutional Convention meets in Philadelphia
__1__Declaration of Independence announced
__3__Federalists Papers written
__4__George Washington elected as 1st President
Why did founding fathers separate Executive branch powers? (what happened under colonial rule to make them distrust executive branch power?)
King George III denied trial by jury, kept armies surrounding colonist, refused laws needed for the good of all people, & dissolved the self government representative assemblies ___
Under the principle of popular sovereignty, who holds the The people
How is this power exercised?By voting
What are the weaknesses of the Articles of the Confederation?Congress could not tax, no national courts, laws need
unanimous state approval
Who had the most power?States
. What amendment prohibits slavery?
Amendment 13th ___
Which amendments are the Bill of Rights?
1-10
No chief executive, Congress has the power to declare war, Congress has the power to make treaties, & laws need approval of states are all points included in what governmental document?
Article of Confederation
If the government stops a group of people from meeting in a group to have a prayer before an important event what two rights included in the 1st
amendment would be violated?
Freedom of Assembly & Religion
What 5 freedoms are contained in Amendment 1? Give an example of each right.
a. Speech
b. Press
c. Assembly
d. Religion
e. Petition
Position Term Minimum Age
Residency Citizenship
Representative 2 Years 25 State elected
7 Years
Senator 6 Years 30 State elected
9 Years
President 4 Years 35 14 Years Natural-born
Supreme Court Justice
Unlimited None None None
In what ways does the Legislative and Judicial Branches check on each other in the Checks and Balances system?
Legislative branch must approve justices
In the Virginia Plan, how did the large states want representation to be counted for the Legislative branch?
By population of states
Dissatisfaction with the Articles of Confederation, fears of a domineering central government, demands for a bill of rights, & publication of the Federalist Papers all led to what being ratified ?
The Constitution
What did George Washington say about foreign alliances in his farewell address?
To stay away from alliances with foreign countries
Explain where the following foreign fighters are from and what side they helped during the
Revolution
Marquis de Lafayette_France, helped colonist by commanding troops with General Washington___
Baron von Steuben ___Germany, helped colonist learn how to fight in battle___
Hessians ___Germany, paid by British to fight for them against the colonist____
What English philosopher influenced the author of the Declaration of Independence with his ideas of natural rights and unalienable rights?
John Locke
Who supported states rights when ratifying the Constitution? Anti-Federalist
Who supported strong national government? Federalist
What was the significance of the Battle of Saratoga?
It became the turning point in the war because the Americans realized they could defeat the British and France started supporting the Americans
What contributions to the revolution did these three individuals do?_
Amistead- African American slave who spied for U.S. army, Galvez- Spanish naval soldier who helped block ports against Britsh raid in the Gulf of Mexico,
Cheswell- first African American elected to office and soldier at the Battle of Saratoga___
What country’s presence at the Battle of Yorktown played a major role in the surrender of the British?
France