A) Patrick Henry B) James Madison C) Thomas Jefferson D) Alexander Hamilton
A) Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union B) The Federalist Papers C) Bill of Rights D) Declaration of Independence
A) It would be occupied by foreigners B) It would be controlled by the judiciary C) It might evolve into a monarchy D) It would be too weak to lead
A) The King of England B) The Continental Congress C) The Anti-Federalists themselves D) Their opponents, the Federalists
A) Small farmers B) Lawyers C) Bankers D) Urban merchants
A) Bill of Rights B) Articles of Confederation C) The Declaration of Rights and Grievances D) The Federalist Papers
A) Tenth Amendment B) Second Amendment C) Fifth Amendment D) First Amendment
A) Brutus B) A Colombian Patriot C) Centinel D) Federal Farmer
A) Virginia B) New York C) Massachusetts D) Rhode Island
A) Samuel Bryan B) Alexander Hamilton C) Patrick Henry D) James Madison
A) The judges were too young B) The judges were elected by the people C) No guarantee of local juries in criminal cases or juries in civil cases D) The judiciary was too small
A) As a tool to exploit citizens and weaken state power B) As a necessary way to pay off war debts C) As a power that should be solely given to the president D) As a way to promote industrial growth
A) Samuel Bryan B) Melancton Smith C) Mercy Otis Warren D) William West
A) To move the capital to Massachusetts B) To ratify the Constitution with the recommendation of adding a Bill of Rights C) To replace the President with a committee D) To reject the Constitution entirely
A) Whig Party B) Democratic-Republican Party C) Federalist Party D) Tory Party |