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A New Nation

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what were the powers of the government of the AOC

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  • wage war
  • make treaties
  • send diplomatic representatives
  • borrow money
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what was the convention in Philadelphia named?

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1786 Annapolis Convention

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public policy for western lands, provided for setting aside one section of land in each township for public education

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Land Ordinance of 1785

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did not attend the PC possibly due to illness or his responsibilities as governor of Massachusetts

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John Hancock

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declined to go to the PC, did not want the central government to have too much power

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Samuel Adams

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what were their decision on who has the supremacy - states or national government (2)

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gives congress power to carry out the expressed powers listed in the Constitution (necessary and proper clause [elastic clause])

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what were the 1780s known as?

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the Critical Period

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what was the anti-federalist’s argument?

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a strong central government would destroy the work of the Revolution, limit democracy and limit state rights

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against bill of rights, better to assume all rights protected than to create a limited list

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Federalists

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considered “The Father of the Constitution”

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James Madison

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government can only do what people give it permission to do

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limited government

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what was the anti-federalists’ advantages?

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appealed to popular distrust of government

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powers of each branch are checked and balanced by the other branches

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Checks and Balances

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what is the first amendment?

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freedom of religion, speech, press, petition, assembly

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how many states had to approve the laws?

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9/13

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what did Hamilton, Jay, and Madison write to convince people about the Constitution?

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The Federalist Papers

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what date was 12 amendments approved by Congress and sent to the states for ratification?

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September 1789

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what were the options on if states should have equal representation or should it be based on population?

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  • Virginia Plan (Madison)
  • New Jersey Plan (Patterson)
  • “Great Compromise”/Connecticut Compromise (Sherman)
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experienced treaty maker

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John Jay

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a loose confederation of the states with a weak central government

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articles of confederation

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serving as the U.S. ambassador in Great Britain during the P. Convention

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John Adams

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convention from May to September of 1787

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Philadelphia Convention

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who was the first president and what did he accomplish?

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George Washington; only president to be elected unanimously twice)

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the nationals first constitution

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Articles of Confederation

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when was the Articles of Confederation ratified?

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1781

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name who did not attend the P. Convention

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  • Jefferson
  • Adams
  • Henry
  • Samuel Adams
  • Paine
  • Handcock
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what were their decision on who would be in control of trade - states or national government?

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congress can regulate interstate and foreign trade, could put tariffs on imports

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when was 10/12 amendments ratified and added as the Bill of Rights to the Constitution?

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December 1791

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provided government for the large tracts of western land

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Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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the lower house

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House of Representatives

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what did the Constitution take inspiration from from England?

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  • Magna Carta
  • John Locke’s “Natural Rights”
  • English Bill of Rights
  • England’s Parliament
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who were the leaders of the federalists

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  • Washington
  • Franklin
  • Madison
  • Hamilton
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who were the first states to ratify the Constitution?

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  • Delaware
  • New Jersey
  • Pennsylvania
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set rules for creating new states, granted limited self-government to that developing territory and prohibited slavery in some places

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Northwest Ordinance of 1897

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bicameral house of Lord and House of Commons

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England’s Parliament

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serving as the U.S. ambassador in France during the P. Convention

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Thomas Jefferson

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how many delegates attended the Philadelphia Convention

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55

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“a person held to service or labour” who fled to another state would be returned to their owner

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Fugitive Slave Clause

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what did the Constitution take inspiration from from the 13 colonies?

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  • Virginia House of Burgesses
  • Charter Colonies could elect their own officials
  • Mayflower Compact
  • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
  • Maryland Toleration Axt
  • Peter Zenger Trial
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in what year did Shay attempted to steal weapons from the Springfield armory, but the state militia broke it up?

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1787

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a count of the population

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census

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what was the anti-federalists’ strategy?

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argued that the proposed Constitution contained no protection of individual rights, it gave the central government more power than British king ever had

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when did the Constitution come into effect?

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1789

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what is the third amendment?

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can’t be required to quarter soldiers in time of peace

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living in Europe during the PC

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Thomas Paine

46
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elected representatives govern the people

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republic

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powers are divided between separate branches of government

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separation of powers

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a loose association, or league, of states

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confederation

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who created the Articles of Confederation

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John Dickinson

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called for 3 branches with a Bicameral legislature based on population

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Virginia plan

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what is the sixth amendment?

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right to a speedy and public trial

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what were their decision on who would be the leader of the new government (2)

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elected by the electoral college (voters for President chosen by local elections), winner has most electoral votes, runner up becomes Vice President

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what did the government of the AOC not have the power to do?

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  • collect taxes
  • regulate commerce between the states
  • enforce its own laws
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taxes on imported goods

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tariffs

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power came from the people

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popular sovereignty

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name some of the people who attended the P. Convention

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  • Franklin
  • Hamilton
  • Jay
  • Sherman
  • Mason
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two houses

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bicameral

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list the problems of the AOC

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  • weak central (national) government
  • financial problems
  • problems with foreign European nations
  • Domestic Problems
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what were the results of Shay’s Rebellion

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they realized the national government was powerless and needed to meet and discuss about it

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what is the fourth amendment?

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protected against searches or seizures

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what was the anti-federalists’ disadvantages

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poorly organized, slow to respond to Federalist challenges

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what was the Federalist’s argument?

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a strong national government was needed to maintain order and preserve the union

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what were their decision on if salves count for population based representation?

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salves would count as 3/5 of a person for the House of Representatives and for tax purposes (3/5 Compromise)

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what was the central government of the Articles of Confederation like?

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unicameral legislature with one vote for each state

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opposed a strong national government

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anti-federalists

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what date did the P. Convention approved a draft of the Constitution to submit to the states for ratification

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September 17,1787

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what was the federalists’ advantages?

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strong leaders and it was well organized

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what is the eighth amendment?

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no cruel and unusual punishment

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what is the ninth amendment?

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reserves power to the people

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what is the seventh amendment?

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right to a by jury

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authority of Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional (not apart of Constitution, but important in the Supreme Court of 1803 w/ Marbury v. Madison)

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Judicial Review

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provided for the surveying and sale of the territory

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Northwest Ordinance of 1785

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what were their decision on who would be the leader of the new government (1)

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President with power of veto, elected to a four year term (no term limit)

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convinced more people of the need to attend the Annapolis Convention

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Shay’s Rebellion

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what was the federalists’ disadvantages

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constitution was new and untried, lacked a bill of rights

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one house

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unicameral

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what is the fifth amendment?

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right to due process, no double jeopardy, can’t testify against oneself

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all states except what state sent delegates to the Philadelphia Convention?

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Rhode Island

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called for a unicameral legislature based on equal representation

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New Jersey Plan

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bicameral legislature w/ the Senate based on equal representation and the House of Representatives based on population

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the Great Compromise/ Connecticut Compromise

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what was the Federalists’ strategy

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emphasized the weaknesses of the AOC, showed their opponents as negative with no solution

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main author of Constitution and took diligent notes on every debate and discussion that occurred during the convention

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James Madison

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who led other farmers in an uprising against high state taxes, imprisonment for debt and lack of paper money?

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Captain Daniel Shays

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what were the last states to ratify the Constitution?

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  • New York
  • Vermont
  • North Carolina
  • Rhode Island
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where did the delegates agree to meet to discuss the AOC?

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Philadelphia

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refused to attend the PC saying he “smelt a rat in Philadelphia tending toward the monarchy.”

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Patrick Henry

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who were the leaders of the anti-federalists

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  • Mason
  • Henry
  • Winthrop
  • Hancock
  • Clinton
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what is the tenth amendment?

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reserves power to the states

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presided over the convention

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George Washington

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what convinced other states to ratify the Constitution?

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a promise of a bill of rights

91
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the freedom to stockpile goods until ships came to transport them overseas

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right of deposit

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for the bill of rights, only a bill of rights could protect Americans from a strong central government becoming tyrannical

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Anti-federalists

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what were their decision on if slavery would be outlawed?

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Congress would not tax state exports and the slave trade would end in 1803 (Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise)

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what is the second amendment?

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right to keep and bear arms

95
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what introduces the Constitution?

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Preamble

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supported the Constitution and strong national government

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federalists

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the first ten amendments

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Bill of Rights

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what were their decision on who has the supreme power - states or national government (1)

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U.S. Constitution is supreme law of the land (supremacy clause)

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the right to vote

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suffrage

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ended the Revolutionary War

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Treaty of Paris

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what were their decision on if the short change the AOC or create a new document?

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they decided to create a new document and worked in secret for 4 months at Independence Hall to create a new government

102
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why was ratification of the Articles of Confederation delayed?

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because of land disputes

103
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on what date did 9/13 states ratify the Constitution?

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June 1788

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what is another word for approval

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ratification

105
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division of power between a central government and local government

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federalism

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