Week 13 Constitution Assessment

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Delaware

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Cilvil rights

Civil discourse

Cilvil discontent

Civil disobedience

All debts and

contracts

were

honored.

No state had to pay taxes for five years.

Both

governments used the same money.

The new

government had the same leaders.

Congress holds a

vote.

State governors vote on the

issue.

The president vetoes them.

The

Supreme Court

decides.

mayors, senators, and president

House of

Represent atives,

Senate, and

executive

federal state, and local

mayors, governors, and senators

create sales taxes

and enforce building codes

print money and build the military

create

police and fire departments

print money and

regulate trash

removal

print money and build the military

create

taxes and

sign treaties

print money and regulate trash

removal

create police and fire departments

judicial, legislative, and executive

local, state, and federal

House of

Represent atives,

Senate, and

Supreme Court

president, senator, and court justice

The Constitution defines it

as the maximum.

Smaller states get to send more

senators than larger states.

There are two

senators from each of the 50 states.

t's a number determine d by the judicial branch.