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- 1. Multiple Choice
Patrick Henry once said, "Your President (central government) may easily become king. Your rights will be in the hands of a small minority." HENRY must have been a....
Anti-Federalist
Federalist
- 2. Multiple Choice
Those opposed to ratifying the U.S. Constitution were called...
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
- 3. Multiple Choice
Who would have said, "The states will surrender too much power to the federal government"
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
- 4. Multiple Choice
Wanted to add a Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution.
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
- 5. Multiple Choice
Wanted to strengthen the authority of the Federal government.
Federalist
Ant-Federalist
- 6. Multiple Choice
"Power will be divided between the federal government and state government."
Federalist
Ant-Federalist
- 7. Multiple Choice
"The existing national government lacks the power to perform essential functions"
Federalist
Ant-Federalist
- 8. Multiple Choice
"The existing national government may lack power to perform essential functions but protects states rights, therefore we should only revise it."
Federalist
Ant-Federalist
- 9. Multiple Choice
"The Constitution does not adequatly protect individuals from possible government abuse."
Federalist
Ant-Federalist
- 10. Multiple Choice
An Anti-Federlist would be concerned about..
losing states' rights
losing individual rights
possible government abuse
preventing the judicial branch from using judicial review
- 11. Multiple Choice
Federalists
Patrick Henry
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
James Madison
- 12. Multiple Choice
Anti-Federalists
George Mason
Alexander Hamilton
Patrick Henry
James Madison
- 13. Multiple Choice
The Anti-Federalis and Federalist debated ratification between the years...
1861-1865
1607-1620
1620-1776
1776-1787
- 14. Multiple Choice
"Father of the U.S. Constititution"
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Patrick Henry
James Madison
- 15. Multiple Choice
Federalist wrote essays called the Federalist Papers. What might they have supported?
Bill of Rights
Strong central government
Three-fifths compromise
Women's Suffrage (voting)
- 16. Multiple Choice
"The A's wanted a B." Who are the A''s and what is a B?
Anti-Federalist, Bill of Rights
Anti-Federalist, Blockade
Abolitionist, Burgesses
Abolitionists, Bill of Rights
- 17. Multiple Choice
Anti-Federlalist want to add a bill of rights to protect...
Individual freedoms
State rights
Women's suffrage
Direct democracy
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