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Constitution Debate (Jeopardy Version)

Constitution Debate (Jeopardy Version). By Jessica Morris and Veronica Radin. Anti-federalist $100.

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Constitution Debate (Jeopardy Version)

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  1. Constitution Debate(Jeopardy Version) By Jessica Morris and Veronica Radin

  2. Anti-federalist $100 This anti-federalist always opposed the idea of a strong national government. He also became a leading anti-federalist. He delivered a very famous speech to express his opinions of the government. Who is Patrick Henry?

  3. Anti-federalist $200 This person signed the Declaration of Independence, but was against approving the Constitution. His signature is famous on the Declaration of Independence because of it’s unusual size. Who is John Hancock?

  4. Anti-federalist $300 This man wrote Virginia’s Bill of Rights and attended the Constitutional Convention, however, he disliked the three-fifths compromise. The three-fifths compromise is when slaves were counted as three-fifths of a person. When they voted against his proposal to add a Bill of Rights, he refused to sign the Constitution. Who is George Mason?

  5. Anti-federalist $400 This woman was a playwright who wrote pamphlets explaining why she didn’t support the constitution. She was a patriot and strongly supported women's rights. Who is Mercy Otis Warren?

  6. Federalist $100 James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay published this series of 85 newspaper essays that supported the Constitution. What are the Federalist Papers?

  7. Federalist $200 This was the basis of the federalist position. It necessary for the government to have powers which it didn’t before, such as the power to enforce laws. What is a strong central government?

  8. Federalist $300 These were two parts of Madison’s plan to avoid the rejection of the Constitution. What is keeping it a secret for 30 years and having each state have their own convention.

  9. Federalist $400 This was the reason that the Framers only wanted the approval of the Constitution from 9 states. What is because the were afraid that all 13 wouldn’t approve.

  10. Constitution Arguments $100 This was a main argument of the Constitution that was later satisfied. (Hint: It has to do with the Amendments) There was no Bill of Rights.

  11. Constitution Arguments $200 This was an anti-federalists’ opinions that regarded whether the national government had too much power. (Hint: It’s similar to the Hamilton plan) What is they thought it had too much power and would become a monarchy.

  12. Constitution Arguments $300 This was the Anti-federalists’ views of whether the constitution provided for a republican government. What is the Anti-federalists believed that because the government was located so far away, people would be unable to participate, resulting in a tyranny.

  13. Constitution Arguments $400 This is a reason for why the Framers were so secretive when writing the Constitution. What is because the men had no authority and it was technically illegal to create a new government?

  14. Quotes $100 This man is know for saying “Give me liberty, or give me death” in his speech that expressed his opinion. Who is Patrick Henry?

  15. Quotes $200 He said “Government implies the power of making laws. It is essential to the idea of a law, that it be attended with… a penalty or a punishment for disobedience.” Who is Alexander Hamilton?

  16. Quotes $300 Federalist or Anti-federalist: “It is the opinion of the greatest writers, that a very extensive country cannot be governed on democratical principles, on any other plan than a confederation of a number of small republics, possessing all the powers of internal government, but united in the management of their foreign and general concerns” Who is Anti-federalist? It is the opinion of the greatest writers, that a very extensive country cannot be governed on democratical principles, on any other plan than a confederation of a number of small republics, possessing all the powers of internal government, but united in the management of their foreign and general concerns. Read more: Constitution of the United States - Federalists Versus Anti-federalists - Government, Madison, National, Papers, Country, and Rightshttp://law.jrank.org/pages/5603/Constitution-United-States-FEDERALISTS-VERSUS-ANTI-FEDERALISTS.html#ixzz1HpqilG2o It is the opinion of the greatest writers, that a very extensive country cannot be governed on democratical principles, on any other plan than a confederation of a number of small republics, possessing all the powers of internal government, but united in the management of their foreign and general concerns. Read more: Constitution of the United States - Federalists Versus Anti-federalists - Government, Madison, National, Papers, Country, and Rightshttp://law.jrank.org/pages/5603/Constitution-United-States-FEDERALISTS-VERSUS-ANTI-FEDERALISTS.html#ixzz1HpqilG2o

  17. Quotes $400 He said “The greatest [calamity] which could befall [us would be] submission to a government of unlimited powers”. Who is Thomas Jefferson?

  18. Fun Facts $100 They were to only two presidents to sign the Constitution. Who were George Washington and James Madison?

  19. Fun Facts $200 At the Philadelphia Convention of 1787, 12 state delegates showed up. They came from these 5 states. What are New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Virginia?

  20. Fun Facts $300 Name 3 of the 7 ideas of government. What are Social Contract, Popular Sovereignty, Representation, Separation of Powers & Checks and Balances, Legislative Supremacy, and Secrecy.

  21. Fun Facts $400 This word, which we base our country on, does not appear in the Constitution. What is democracy?

  22. Works Cited • http://library.thinkquest.org/TQ0312848/mowarren.htm • http://law.jrank.org/pages/5603/Constitution-United-States-FEDERALISTS-VERSUS-ANTI-FEDERALISTS.html • http://econfaculty.gmu.edu/wew/quotes/govt.html • http://www.pabar.org/public/lre/rlpa/constfunfacts.pdf • America: History of Our Nation from Prentice Hall • We the People: the Citizens and the Constitution from Center for Civic Education • http://www.pabar.org/public/lre/rlpa/constfunfacts.pdf

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