Gov. Chp. 2

Front 1

Magna Carta
Who?

Back 1

King John, Mobility, Merchants.

Hint 1

k, m, m

Front 2

Magna Carta
What?

Back 2

forced King John to sign charter

Hint 2

sign

Front 3

Magna Carta
When?

Back 3

1215

Hint 3

12

Front 4

Magna Carta
Where?

Back 4

Runneymede, England

Hint 4

Runny

Front 5

Magna Carta
Why?

Back 5

King was abusing his power

Hint 5

abusing

Front 6

Magna Carta
How?

Back 6

-unjust punishment
-loss of life, liberty, property
-taxes w/o consent of ppl

Hint 6

3 points
-u
-l
-t

Front 7

Magna Carta
Significance?

Back 7

est. the principle of limited gov.- in which the power of the monarch was not absolute

Hint 7

est. the principle..

Front 8

Petition of Rights
Who?

Back 8

King Charles, reps., parties

Hint 8

k, r, p

Front 9

Petition of Rights
What?

Back 9

Reps. forced king to sign petition pressed for money Charles sought to raise funds w/o parliament consent

Hint 9

Reps. forced king...

Front 10

Petition of Rights
Where?

Back 10

England

Hint 10

E

Front 11

Petition of Rights
Why?

Back 11

-King was abusing power
-forced money from subjects illegally
-quartered soldiers

Hint 11

-k
-f
-q

Front 12

Petition of Rights
How?

Back 12

-collect taxes
-imprison ppl w/o cause
-placed some under maritial law

Hint 12

-c
-i
-p

Front 13

Petition of Rights
Significance?

Back 13

-limited king's power
-no gov. could violate certain fundamental rights

Hint 13

-l
-n

Front 14

English Bill of Rights
Who?

Back 14

Parliament, William & Mary Orange, James II

Hint 14

P, W & M O, J

Front 15

English Bill of Rights
What?

Back 15

Parliament, Will/Mary sign

Hint 15

P,

Front 16

English Bill of Rights
When?

Back 16

1688 (Glorious Rev.)

Hint 16

16 (G.R.)

Front 17

English Bill of Rights
Where?

Back 17

England

Hint 17

E

Front 18

English Bill of Rights
Why?

Back 18

to limit king's power

Hint 18

limit

Front 19

English Bill of Rights
How?

Back 19

1.monarchs didn't have divine right
2." have to have parliament's consent
3." cannot interfere w/ elections
4.ppl have right to speedy trial & trial by jury of peers
5.no cruel & unusual punishment

Hint 19

1. m
2. m
3. m
4. p
5. n

Front 20

English Bill of Rights
Significance?

Back 20

We use later to set clear limits on the power of the gov.

Hint 20

we use..

Front 21

Shay's Rebellion
Who?

Back 21

-Daniel Shay: Former capt. of Rev. war
-farmers
-Henry Knox: sec. of war

Hint 21

-D
-f
-H

Front 22

Shay's Rebellion
What?

Back 22

They forced the Mass. supreme court to close down.

Hint 22

forced

Front 23

Shay's Rebellion
When?

Back 23

1786

Hint 23

17

Front 24

Shay's Rebellion
Where?

Back 24

Springfield, Mass.

Hint 24

Spring,__.

Front 25

Shay's Rebellion
Why?

Back 25

economic troubles, depression had left merchants & farmers angry & in debt

Hint 25

economic..

Front 26

Shay's Rebellion
How?

Back 26

March on the courthouse but defeated

Hint 26

March

Front 27

Shay's Rebellion
Significance?

Back 27

-Farmers & leaders of the land were concerned.
-G. Wash. called a meeting at Mt. Vernon
-They set up another meeting in Annopolis & only 5 delegates show up
-They call another meeting in Phili. where they finally revise the Articles of Confed.

Hint 27

-Farmers
-G. Wash.
-They set
-They call..

Front 28

Virginia Plan
Who?

Back 28

-Edmund Randolph
-James Madison

Hint 28

-E
-J

Front 29

Virginia Plan
When?

Back 29

May 29, 1787

Hint 29

May

Front 30

Virginia Plan
Where?

Back 30

Phili.,Pa.

Hint 30

P

Front 31

Virginia Plan
How?

Back 31

-Strong nat. legis.;lower chamber chosen by the ppl.
-strong nat. executive chosen by legis.
-nat. judiciary appt. by legis.
-benefit larger states

Hint 31

-strong
-strong
-nat.
-benefit

Front 32

Virginia Plan
Significance?

Back 32

ground wk. for const. today

Hint 32

ground wk.

Front 33

Connecticut Compromise
Who?

Back 33

-Roger Sherman
-Oliver Ellsworth

Hint 33

-Roger
-Olive

Front 34

Connecticut Compromise
When?

Back 34

June 29th, 1787

Hint 34

June

Front 35

Connecticut Compromise
Where?

Back 35

Phili., Pa.

Hint 35

Phili.

Front 36

Connecticut Compromise
How?

Back 36

-combined the ideas of both the virginia and new jersey compromise
-House of Reps: based on pop.
-Senate: 2 members fr. ea. state. (state legis. elect senators)

Hint 36

-combined
-House
-Senate

Front 37

Significance?

Back 37

This is still used today

Hint 37

today

Front 38

New Jersey Plan
Who?

Back 38

William Patterson

Hint 38

Will Pat

Front 39

New Jersey Plan
Where?

Back 39

Phili., Pa.

Hint 39

Phili.

Front 40

New Jersey Plan
When?

Back 40

June 15, 1787

Hint 40

ro's bday

Front 41

New Jersey Plan
How?

Back 41

-strengthened single house legis.-unicameral
-wanted to make each state equal & not based on pop.
-favored the small states

Hint 41

-strengthened
-wanted
-favored

Front 42

New Jersey Plan
Significance?

Back 42

ground wk for the const. today.

Hint 42

ground wk.