What is the term when something is given "official approval"? Is it (1) amendment (2) ratify or (3) veto?

Which document is considered the "Supreme Law of the Land"? (Hint: think back to our openers)

BONUS POINTS: For extra points, in your own words what does 'Egalitarianism' mean?

Which of the following was a perceived weakness in the Articles of Confederation? (1) States lacked unity (2) no Judicial branch (3) each state only had 1 vote or (4) All of the Above

Which group wanted the government to have more power/control? Federalists or Anti-Federalists?

Early conflict between colonists and British soldiers which saw four colonists killed.

This person was the main author of the Declaration of Independence. He would later go on to become one of our first presidents. What was his name?

These acts were proposed by John Adams to make it harder to become a United States citizen and punish those who criticized the United States. Was it (1) Alien and Sedition Acts or (2) Townshend Acts?

This system was designed to prevent any branch from getting too much power. What was it called?

How many senators does each state have?

Which Branch of government interprets the law?

What was the Act that British Parliament passed, which required colonists to pay a direct tax on a variety of PRINTED items