Shays'RebellionA violent uprisingthat showed thatthe Articles ofConfederationneeded to bereplaced/needed anew ConstitutionSeparationof PowersPowers of thefederalgovernment aredivided into 3branchesLegislativeBranch (orCongress)MakesthelawsElectoralCollegeGroup ofpeople chosento vote for thePresident andVice PresidentSlavesWho wascounted as 3/5of a personunder the 3/5Compromise?1 or 2 Termsin Office(ExceptFDR)WhatPrecedent didGeorgeWashington setas President?AmendmentA changeto adocumentSupremeCourtWhatorganization candeclare lawsunconstitutional?People rulethegovernmentWhat is theidea ofPopularSovereignty?Articles ofConfederationWhat wasthe first U.S.Constitution?PresidentWhocan vetoa law?LimitedGovernmentGovernmentonly has powerto do the thingsthat are writtenin theconstiutionThe biggestnegotiation attheConstitutionalConventionDecided at theConstitutionalConvention thatRepresentation in theSenate would be equal(2 members) andwould be based onpopulation for theHouseBill ofRightsIndividualrights arelisted wherein theConstiution?Constituition'sPreambleBeginswith "WethePeople"ExecutiveBranchCarriesout thelawsFree!NationalGovernmentThis was veryweak underthe Articles ofConfederationRepublicanismThe US is thisbecuase its peopleelectrepresentatives tomake decisions forthemChecksandBalancesA system wheNamethe branches of theUS governmentreeach branch ofgovernment limitsthe power of theother branchesCabinetA specialgroup ofadvisors tothePresidentPresidentor FederalCourtSystemThe Articles ofConfederationdid not havethese toenforce laws orhandle disputesJudicialBranchInterpretsthe lawsWhiskeyRebellionImportant because itshowed that thefederal governmentcould stop anuprising whenWashington senttroops to stop theuprisingFederalismUnder theConstitution, the UShas this type ofgovernement wherepowers are shared bythe state and federalgovernmentsShays'RebellionA violent uprisingthat showed thatthe Articles ofConfederationneeded to bereplaced/needed anew ConstitutionSeparationof PowersPowers of thefederalgovernment aredivided into 3branchesLegislativeBranch (orCongress)MakesthelawsElectoralCollegeGroup ofpeople chosento vote for thePresident andVice PresidentSlavesWho wascounted as 3/5of a personunder the 3/5Compromise?1 or 2 Termsin Office(ExceptFDR)WhatPrecedent didGeorgeWashington setas President?AmendmentA changeto adocumentSupremeCourtWhatorganization candeclare lawsunconstitutional?People rulethegovernmentWhat is theidea ofPopularSovereignty?Articles ofConfederationWhat wasthe first U.S.Constitution?PresidentWhocan vetoa law?LimitedGovernmentGovernmentonly has powerto do the thingsthat are writtenin theconstiutionThe biggestnegotiation attheConstitutionalConventionDecided at theConstitutionalConvention thatRepresentation in theSenate would be equal(2 members) andwould be based onpopulation for theHouseBill ofRightsIndividualrights arelisted wherein theConstiution?Constituition'sPreambleBeginswith "WethePeople"ExecutiveBranchCarriesout thelawsFree!NationalGovernmentThis was veryweak underthe Articles ofConfederationRepublicanismThe US is thisbecuase its peopleelectrepresentatives tomake decisions forthemChecksandBalancesA system wheNamethe branches of theUS governmentreeach branch ofgovernment limitsthe power of theother branchesCabinetA specialgroup ofadvisors tothePresidentPresidentor FederalCourtSystemThe Articles ofConfederationdid not havethese toenforce laws orhandle disputesJudicialBranchInterpretsthe lawsWhiskeyRebellionImportant because itshowed that thefederal governmentcould stop anuprising whenWashington senttroops to stop theuprisingFederalismUnder theConstitution, the UShas this type ofgovernement wherepowers are shared bythe state and federalgovernments

Social Studies Cards 3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A violent uprising that showed that the Articles of Confederation needed to be replaced/needed a new Constitution
    Shays' Rebellion
  2. Powers of the federal government are divided into 3 branches
    Separation of Powers
  3. Makes the laws
    Legislative Branch (or Congress)
  4. Group of people chosen to vote for the President and Vice President
    Electoral College
  5. Who was counted as 3/5 of a person under the 3/5 Compromise?
    Slaves
  6. What Precedent did George Washington set as President?
    1 or 2 Terms in Office (Except FDR)
  7. A change to a document
    Amendment
  8. What organization can declare laws unconstitutional?
    Supreme Court
  9. What is the idea of Popular Sovereignty?
    People rule the government
  10. What was the first U.S. Constitution?
    Articles of Confederation
  11. Who can veto a law?
    President
  12. Government only has power to do the things that are written in the constiution
    Limited Government
  13. Decided at the Constitutional Convention that Representation in the Senate would be equal (2 members) and would be based on population for the House
    The biggest negotiation at the Constitutional Convention
  14. Individual rights are listed where in the Constiution?
    Bill of Rights
  15. Begins with "We the People"
    Constituition's Preamble
  16. Carries out the laws
    Executive Branch
  17. Free!
  18. This was very weak under the Articles of Confederation
    National Government
  19. The US is this becuase its people elect representatives to make decisions for them
    Republicanism
  20. A system wheName the branches of the US governmentre each branch of government limits the power of the other branches
    Checks and Balances
  21. A special group of advisors to the President
    Cabinet
  22. The Articles of Confederation did not have these to enforce laws or handle disputes
    President or Federal Court System
  23. Interprets the laws
    Judicial Branch
  24. Important because it showed that the federal government could stop an uprising when Washington sent troops to stop the uprising
    Whiskey Rebellion
  25. Under the Constitution, the US has this type of governement where powers are shared by the state and federal governments
    Federalism