Question: What power did the national government have under the Articles of Confederation?
Answer: <u><em>lawmaking</em></u>
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Question: What was the impact of the Northwest Ordinance? Select the two correct answers.
Answer: <u><em>the Northwest Territory was created</em></u>
<u><em>Slavery was prohibited north of the Ohio River</em></u>
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Question: What was one cause of Shays’s Rebellion?
Answer: <em><u>Massachusetts refuse to help in farmers debt</u></em>
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Question: After the Revolutionary War how did the national government get its money?
Answer: <u><em>Continental Congress requested money from the states</em></u>
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Goss vs. Lopez was a Supreme Court Case that said that a student cannot be suspended from school without a notice and hearing.
What happened is that 9 students in the Columbus School District in Ohio were suspended for misconduct and they weren't given a notice or a hearing of some sort. So, they, led by the student Dwight Lopez filed a lawsuit against the school district, represented by Norval Goss, head of the department of pupil personnel.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Lopez and stated that what the principals in the school district were doing was unconstitutional and infringed on the 14th amendment due process rights of the students, so they would have to be allowed a notice and a hearing before suspension.
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The Answer is D. The two armies fought to a draw
Answer: C
Explanation:
D wont work because they only need 3rds of the country to agree to make a change to a Constitution. C only works because before then they needed all 13 states to agree with it. A and B wont work because A the constitution would have never been made because you need all 13 state to agree and back then it was up to the state because the confederal government. B wont work because supreme court only declare laws unconstitutional or constitutional.
