A. the Bible

B. the Constitution

C. the Bill of Rights

D. the Supreme Court

A. Maryland

B. Massachusetts

C. New York

D. Virginia

A. the right to order the Executive power to obey

B. the right to favor state laws

C. the right to help states nullify federal laws

D. judicial review

A. the division of the country into square lots

B. the opposition between North and South

C. the organization of the southern territories

D. the Louisiana Purchase

A. Catholics

B. Quakers

C. Huguenots

D. Mormons

A. the Continental Congress

B. the Virginia House of Burgesses

C. the British Parliament

D. the Congress under the Articles of Confederation

A. slavery in the USA

B. segregation

C. black people’s right to vote

D. emancipation

A. 1780

B. 1781

C. 1785

D. 1789

A. The Declaration of Independence

B. Common Sense

C. The Bill of Rights

D. The Articles of Confederation

A. 5 states

B. 7 states

C. 9 states

D. 13 states