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WS5.1 Who is the Father of the Constitution?

James Madison 1

WS5.2 Who wrote the Virginia Declaration of rights?

George Mason

WS5.3 What became the basis for the first Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America?

Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom

WS5.4 The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom states that all people should be free to


as they please.

Worship

WS5.5 The Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom was the basis for the __________ to the Constitution of the United States.

First Amendment

WS5.6 The first Amendment to the Constitution of the United States protects our .

Religious Freedom

WS5.7 After the American Revolution, what begin to change in Virginia?

Agriculture

WS5.8 Farming of this crop had been very hard on the soil

Tabacco

WS5.9 Farmers began to move


and looking for new land to farm.

South and West

WS5.10 Virginians migrated into the western territories looking for large areas of land and what else?

New opportunities

WS5.11 As Virginians moved, what did they take with them?

Traditions,culture,ideas

WS5.12 Settlers crossed the Appalachian mountains through the


as they migrated to new lands in the west.

Cumberland Gap

WS5.13 What famous American contributed greatly to the Constitution Convention by keeping detailed notes and using his skills at compromise?

James Madison 2

WS5.14 Who wrote the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom?

Thomas Jefferson

WS5.15 The Bill of Rights is based on which Important document

Virginia Declaration of Rights