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Froggy Jumps Constitutional Foundations QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of early U.S. government. by Lily Frank 1 What was the first written plan of government for the United States? a Articles of Confederation b Magna Carta c U.S. Constitution 2 A confederation is an association of states that do what? a Create a strong central monarchy b Cooperate for a common purpose c Merge into one country 3 The Northwest Territory was bounded by which rivers and lakes? a Ohio and Mississippi rivers and the Great Lakes b Mississippi and Colorado rivers and the Gulf c Hudson River and Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean 4 What did the Northwest Ordinance specify about western lands? a How to build factories b How they would be governed c How to tax the land 5 What two houses make up the Great Compromise Congress? a House and Cabinet b House of Representatives and Senate c Senate and Supreme Court 6 Three-Fifths Compromise determined enslaved people would be counted as what fraction for representation? a 2/3 b 3/5 c 1/2 7 Electoral College is the group that does what? a Elects the president and vice president b Writes laws c Vetoes presidential decisions 8 Federalism defines power as what? a Only state governments b Only national government c Shared between national and state governments 9 The Preamble reflects which idea about government? a Popular sovereignty b Divine right c Monarchical rule 10 Checks and balances prevent any one branch from what? a Losing all power b Gaining too much power c Ignoring laws 11 What was the Articles of Confederation? a A law passed by Congress in 1787. b The first written plan of government for the United States. c The Northwest Ordinance. 12 What is a confederation? a A document listing basic rights. b A single national government with all power. c an association of states that cooperate for a common purpose. 13 What is the Northwest Territory? a The land acquired by the French in the Louisiana Purchase. b A territory in the southern colonies. c A region of the United States bounded by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and the Great Lakes. 14 What is the Northwest Ordinance? a A law passed by congress in 1787 that specified how western lands would be governed. b A plan for electing the President by popular vote. c A treaty with Native American nations. 15 What was the Constitutional Convention? a A meeting to draft the Articles of Confederation. b A treaty conference with foreign nations. c A meeting held in Philadelphia in 1787 at which delegates from the states wrote the U.S Constitution 16 What is Enlightenment? a A period from the late 1600’s to the late 1700’s in Europe, in which people changed their outlook on b A religious revival movement in America. c A political party in the early United States. 17 What is a republic? a A country governed by elected representatives. b A system with direct democracy only. c A government with a monarch at the head. 18 What is a Constitution? a A charter granting rights to individuals. b A written plan that provides the basic framework of a government. c A list of laws passed by Congress. 19 What is the Great Compromise? a A proposal to abolish the federal government. b A plan to elect the president by popular vote only. c The plan of government adopted at the Constitutional Convention that established a two-house Congres 20 What is the Three-Fifths Compromise? a An agreement made at the Constitutional Convention stating that enslaved people would be counted as b Enslaved people would be counted as full persons for representation. c Enslaved people would not be counted at all. 21 What is the Electoral College? a The group established by the Constitution to elect the president and vice. Voters in each state choo b A method of selecting state governors. c A national popular vote only system. 22 What does Ratify mean? a To reject a plan or agreement. b To formally approve a plan or an agreement. The process is called ratification. c To draft a new constitution.

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by Lily Frank

What was the first written plan of government for the United States?

A confederation is an association of states that do what?

The Northwest Territory was bounded by which rivers and lakes?

What did the Northwest Ordinance specify about western lands?

What two houses make up the Great Compromise Congress?

Three-Fifths Compromise determined enslaved people would be counted as what fraction for representation?

Electoral College is the group that does what?

Federalism defines power as what?

The Preamble reflects which idea about government?

Checks and balances prevent any one branch from what?

What was the Articles of Confederation?

What is a confederation?

What is the Northwest Territory?

What is the Northwest Ordinance?

What was the Constitutional Convention?

What is Enlightenment?

What is a republic?

What is a Constitution?

What is the Great Compromise?

What is the Three-Fifths Compromise?

What is the Electoral College?

What does Ratify mean?