Chapter 4 Terms Flashcards

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A trade dispute between Virginia and Maryland, as well as Shay’s Rebellion highlighted the weaknesses of this document

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Articles of Confederation

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2
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“Father of the Constitution”

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James Madison

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3
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Published essays that defended the Constitution

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The Federalist Papers

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4
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Appointed George Washington to lead the Continental Army

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Second Continental Congress

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5
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A legislature made up of only one house

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Unicameral

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6
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The formal document, written by Thomas Jefferson, which established the principles of government that justified colonies’ the break with England

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Declaration of Independence

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7
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The formal approval process of a constitution, constitutional amendment, or treaty

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Ratification

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8
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Where the delegates gathered to sign official engrossed copy of the Constitution

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Philadelphia, PA

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9
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Slaves counted as 3/5 of a person for purposes of representation in the house

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Three-fifths compromise

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10
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Plan advocated a bicameral Congress, with the number of representatives based in state population or on the amount or revenue a state provided the national government

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Virginia Plan

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11
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Unanimously elected to head the Constitutional Convention

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George Washington

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12
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Home of George Washington

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Mount Vernon

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13
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First signer of the Declaration of Independence

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John Hancock

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14
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Plan that advocated a unicameral Congress maintaining the one-state one-vote principle of the Confederation

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New Jersey Plan

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15
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Thought the Convention should have only amended the Articles of Confederation and the delegates went beyond their power when writing the Constitution

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Anti-federalists

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16
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Proposed making representation in the lower house based on state population, whereas representation in the Senate would be equal regardless of size

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Great Compromise (Connecticut compromise)

17
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Act of protest in which individuals withhold their business or support

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Boycott

18
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His writings in Second Treatise on Civil Government greatly influenced the founding fathers

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John Locke

19
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Writer of the Declaration of Independence

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Thomas Jefferson

20
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Poorly attended convention, only five states sent representatives

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Annapolis Convention

21
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The first internal tax, on goods produced and consumed entirely within the colonies

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Stamp Act

22
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Began May 25, 1787, lasted four months, and resulted in the signing of the Constitution

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Constitutional Convention

23
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Last State to ratify the Articles of the Constitution

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Maryland

24
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King of England during the Revolutionary period

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King George lll

25
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Led an uprising among farmers in Massachusetts who feared prison sentences for indebtness

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Daniel Shays