Question

1. drag and drop the words with the descriptions.

anti-federalist believed the constitution gave the central (federal) government too much power

federalist urgent needs

distribution or allocation based on size or numbers

areas of power and administration

supported the constitution as the new law of the land

having to do with money or finance

having good reason

choices:
jurisdiction
exigencies
apportionment
pecuniary
plausibility

Explanation:

Match political terms

The first two descriptions relate to historical political factions during the ratification of the US Constitution.

• "believed the Constitution gave the central (federal) government too much power" is already matched with Anti-Federalist.
• "supported the Constitution as the new law of the land" matches Federalist.

Match vocabulary terms

We match the remaining descriptions with the words in the "Choices" box:

• "urgent needs" refers to emergencies or demands, which matches exigencies.
• "distribution or allocation based on size or numbers" refers to dividing resources or representation, which matches apportionment.
• "areas of power and administration" refers to legal authority or territory of control, which matches jurisdiction.
• "having to do with money or finance" relates to monetary matters, which matches pecuniary.
• "having good reason" refers to credibility or likelihood, which matches plausibility.

Answer:

Drag and drop the words with the descriptions.

• <blank>Anti-Federalist</blank> believed the Constitution gave the central (federal) government too much power
• <blank>exigencies</blank> urgent needs
• <blank>apportionment</blank> distribution or allocation based on size or numbers
• <blank>jurisdiction</blank> areas of power and administration
• <blank>Federalist</blank> supported the Constitution as the new law of the land
• <blank>pecuniary</blank> having to do with money or finance
• <blank>plausibility</blank> having good reason