| Important People | ||
| #1 | This man led a rebellion against a state. | Daniel Shays |
| #2 | This man had the ideas that formed the basis of the United States Constitution. | James Madison |
| #3 | This man dvised the states to vote for the Constitution. | Benjamin Franklin |
| #4 | This man was President of the Constitutional Convention and refused the offer to be king of America. | George Washington |
| #5 | This man said, "Slavery will bring the judgment of heaven on a country!" | Mr. Mason |
| America's New Governement | ||
| #1 | This branch of government makes the laws. | Legislative |
| #2 | This branch of government decides if laws have been broken. | Judicial |
| #3 | This branch of government carries out the laws. | Executive |
| #4 | This is government that is run by representatives. | Republic |
| #5 | Nine states had to approve of this for it to become law. | The Constitution |
| Choosing Sides | ||
| #1 | This group did not like the Constitution. | Anti-Federalists |
| #2 | This group liked the Constitution. | Federalists |
| #3 | The Anti-Federalists wanted to add this to the Constitution. | Bill of Rights. |
| #4 | The Federalists liked this. | Constitution |
| #5 | The two groups came to an agreement that is not exactly what either side wanted but was something that both sides could agree on, which is called what. | Compromise |
| Terms to Remember | ||
| #1 | These are goods that go out of a country. | Exports |
| #2 | These are goods that come into a country. | Imports |
| #3 | This term means to approve, like when the states approved the Constitution. | Ratify |
| #4 | This is a person who represents a group of people. | Delegate |
| #5 | This is an agreement that is not exactly what either side wants but is something that both sides can agree on. | Compromise |
| At Random | ||
| #1 | The president is in this branch of governement. | Executive |
| #2 | This is a tax on imported goods. | Tariff |
| #3 | This many states had to approve the Constitution for it to become law. | Nine |
| #4 | Benjamin Franklin advised this group to vote for the Constitution. | The states |
| #5 | A nation needs these two things to last. | True religion and morals |
| Final Question | |
| What are at least two rights in the Bill of Rights? | Freedom of religion, speech, press, to own guns, to stay silent, to not have things searched and taken without a warrant, to have trial by a jury, to not house and feed soldiers, no cruel and unusual punishment, + several more. |