The Early Republic

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What does the 4th Amendment address? quartering soldiers, trial by jury, search and seizure, states rights

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search and seizure

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Why did the Anti-federalist eventually agree to ratify the Constitution? Options: colonial grievances were added, the Bill of Rights protecting individual rights would be added, the Great Compromise set up the Legislative Branch, Term limits were established by the Congress for the Executive

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the Bill of Rights protecting individual rights would be added

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Why did the Anti-federalism oppose the Constitution?

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they believe it infringed on states' rights

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What are the Federalist Papers?

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a series of essays written after the Constitution attempting to convince colonists to support the Constitution

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House of Representatives representation is based on ....

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population of the the state

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The Senate's representation is...

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equal for every state

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What rebellion led to the Constitutional Convention? Options: The Whiskey Rebellion, The French Rebellion, Bacon's Rebellion, Shay's Rebellion

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Shay's Rebellion

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the right to bear arms: ___________:: Freedom of speech: the 1st Amendment

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the 2nd Amendment

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What were two proposals to decide how each state should be represented? Options: Georgia and New Hampshire Plan, Virginia and New Jersey Plan, New York and Boston Plan, Florida and Alabama Plan

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Virginia and New Jersey Plan

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What solves the issue of "can slaves be counted?"

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The 3/5ths Compromise