The doctrine of __________ holds that a state can declare null and void a federal law that, in the state’s opinion, violates the Constitution.

The term __________________, found in the Declaration of Independence, held that governments were designed for man and not the other way around.

What were the provisions of James Madison’s “Federalist #10”?

What were the provisions of the Three-Fifths Compromise?

What were the provisions of the Albany Plan of Union?

George Washington drew up what was known as the Connecticut Compromise, which was an effort to iron out the differences between the Virginia and the New Jersey plans during the Constitutional Convention.

What were the major political provisions of Montesquieu’s theory of government?

John Locke believed that people entered into a ___________ to accept the established laws and allow the government to protect their rights.

One of the last actions of the Articles of Confederation Congress, June of 1787, was enacting the ___________________, which provided for the government and future statehood of the lands west of Pennsylvania, established the basis for public education, and banned slavery in that territory.

The last state to ratify the Constitution was ______________________.