Study Guide – Unit Two

How did the Framers Create the Constitution?

 

You will need to be familiar with all these terms.  You should be able to explain each of these concepts in your own words.

 

1.

Articles of Confederation

23.

Proportional Representation

45.

Veto

2.

Treaty of Paris (1783)

24.

Equal Representation

46.

Power of appointments

3.

Loyalists

25.

William Paterson

47.

impeachment

4.

Factions

26.

New Jersey Plan

48.

Electoral College

5.

Majority Rule

27.

Connecticut (Great) Compromise

49.

Supreme Court

6.

Shays’ Rebellion

28.

Apportionment

50.

Original Jurisdiction

7.

Northwest Ordinance

29.

Enumerated Powers

51.

Appellate Jurisdiction

8.

Annapolis Convention

30.

Separated Powers

52.

Judicial Review

9.

Constitutional Convention

31.

Delegated Powers (national)

53.

Elbridge Gerry

10.

James Madison

32.

Reserved Powers (state)

54.

Benjamin Franklin

11.

George Washington

33.

Concurrent Powers

55.

Anti-Federalists

12.

George Mason

34.

Impeachment

56.

Federalists

13.

Alexander Hamilton

35.

“Necessary and Proper Clause”

57.

Mercy Otis Warren

14.

The Federalist

36.

National Government

58.

Patrick Henry

15.

Ben Franklin

37.

Supremacy Clause

59.

Bill of Rights

16.

Virginia Plan

38.

Republican Government

60.

Ratifying Conventions

17.

Federal System

39.

Writ of Habeas Corpus

61.

The Federalist

18.

Legislative Branch

40.

Ex Post Fact Laws

62.

Checks and Balances

19.

Executive Branch

41.

Bills of Attainder

63.

Separation of Powers

20.

Judicial Branch

42.

Treason

64.

New York Ratification Convention

21.

House of Representatives

43.

3/5 Compromise

65.

President pro tempore of Senate

22.

Senate

44.

Fugitive Slave Clause

66.

Amendment Process

 

Assignments

I will check Homework every day at the beginning of class.

 

Due Date

Assignment

Mon., Sept. 9

Bring your book to class.  In class you will be working on the following assignments. If you don’t finish the in-class assignment, you must finish it for tomorrow in addition to Tuesday’s assignment.

 

1. Read Lesson 10, p. 54 – 59.

2. Answer RUL 1 –4 p. 59

3. Do the Critical Thinking Exercise on page 56

4. Make sure you know the elements of the Articles of Confederation.  What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles?  Why were they written that way? What were the achievements of the government under the Articles of Confederation?

Tues., Sept. 10

1. Make a list of the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.

Weds., Sept. 11

1. Read the assigned articles for class and highlight everything you agree or disagree with.

2. Get ready for the Constitutional Convention simulation

Thurs., Sept. 12

Be ready for the simulation

Fri., Sept. 12

Be ready for the simulation.

Tues., Sept. 17

1. Read Lessons 11, 12, and part of 13 together, p. 60 – 70 on the Great Compromise

2. Answer RUL 1 –3 on p. 64 and RUL 1 –3 on p. 67

Weds., Sept. 18

1. Finish reading Lesson 13, p. 70 – 73

2. Answer RUL 1 – 6, p. 73

3. Do the Worksheets on the Constitution

Thurs., Sept 19

1. Read Lesson 14, p. 74 – 79

2. Answer RUL questions 1 – 6 p. 1-6

3. Do the Worksheets on the Constitution

Mon., Sept. 23

1. Review Worksheet on the Constitution

Tues., Sept 24

Test on Lessons 10 – 14

Weds., Sept. 25

1. Read Lessons 15 and 16, p. 80 – 86

2. Answer the RUL questions 1 –3 p. 83 and RUL questions 1 –3 p. 86

Thurs., Sept. 26

1. Read Lesson 17, p. 87 - 90

2. Answer RUL questions 1 –5

3. Read the handout on the Federalists and Anti-Federalists and add to your chart of arguments

Mon., Sept. 30

Work on your Ratification Assignment

Tues., Oct. 1

Ratification Assignment Due

Weds., Oct. 2

Test on Unit Two