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Froggy Jumps AP GOPO Founding DocsOnline version US Government founding documents by Sophia Gedman 1 replace Articles of Confederation and create stronger central government. Outlines structure & power of 3 branches of national government. a Constitution b Declaration of Independence c Articles of Confederation 2 This article creates a bicameral legislature, lays out electoral requirements and legislative procedures a Article 1 b Article 2 c Article 3 3 Announces the political separation of the colonies from Great Britain. a Constitution b Declaration of Independence c Preamble 4 This article reflects federalism by describing how the U.S. Constitution may be changed through proposal at the national level and ratification by the states. a Article 1 b Article 3 c Article 5 5 The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution as a compromise to address the concerns of the Anti-Federalists. a federalist 70 b Brutus 1 c Bill of rights 6 This article includes several key clauses that regulate relationships among the states, and between the states and the national government. a Article 2 b Article 3 c Article 4 7 the presidency can execute the law quickly and without hesitation while remaining constrained by their sole responsibility for action to the people through elections. a Federalist 78 b Federalist 70 c Federalist 51 8 These amendments were added after the Bill of Rights and address the needs of a changing nation, procedural concerns, civil rights, and the expansion of suffrage. a A letter from Birmingham Jail b 11-27th Amendments c Bill of Rights 9 argues that liberty is safest in a large republic because many interests (factions) exist. a Federalist 10 b Federalist 70 c Federalist 78 10 This article required nine states to initially ratify the constitution in order for it to become effective as to those states. a article 3 b article 5 c article 7 11 disappointed more Christians didn't speak out against racism. Advocated nonviolence protest methods a A Letter from Birmingham Jail b Brutus 1 c Reconstruction Amendments 12 Argues that separation of powers within the national government is the best way to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of one person or a single group. a Federalist 10 b Federalist 70 c Federalist 51 13 This article defines the qualifications for office and describes the powers and duties of the president. a Article 1 b Article 2 c Article 3 14 argues that the federal courts have the duty to determine whether acts of Congress are constitutional and to follow the Constitution when there is inconsistency a Federalist 78 b Federallist 51 c Federalist 10 15 This article creates the Supreme Court of the United States and defines its jurisdiction. a Article 2 b Article 3 c Article 4 16 argued that that the new federal government would be too powerful. a Federalist 51 b Federalist 10 c Brutus 1 17 This article states that federal laws and treaties are the highest law of the land and are binding on states a Article 5 b article 2 c article 6

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by Sophia Gedman

replace Articles of Confederation and create stronger central government. Outlines structure & power of 3 branches of national government.

This article creates a bicameral legislature, lays out electoral requirements and legislative procedures

Announces the political separation of the colonies from Great Britain.

This article reflects federalism by describing how the U.S. Constitution may be changed through proposal at the national level and ratification by the states.

The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution as a compromise to address the concerns of the Anti-Federalists.

This article includes several key clauses that regulate relationships among the states, and between the states and the national government.

the presidency can execute the law quickly and without hesitation while remaining constrained by their sole responsibility for action to the people through elections.

These amendments were added after the Bill of Rights and address the needs of a changing nation, procedural concerns, civil rights, and the expansion of suffrage.

argues that liberty is safest in a large republic because many interests (factions) exist.

This article required nine states to initially ratify the constitution in order for it to become effective as to those states.

disappointed more Christians didn't speak out against racism. Advocated nonviolence protest methods

Argues that separation of powers within the national government is the best way to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of one person or a single group.

This article defines the qualifications for office and describes the powers and duties of the president.

argues that the federal courts have the duty to determine whether acts of Congress are constitutional and to follow the Constitution when there is inconsistency

This article creates the Supreme Court of the United States and defines its jurisdiction.

argued that that the new federal government would be too powerful.

This article states that federal laws and treaties are the highest law of the land and are binding on states