Quiz #3 pages: 130-182 Flashcards

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republicanism

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it was…

  • the entire political culture.
  • the citizens were relied on to save the nation from corruption
  • all power was vested in the citizens
  • led to individualism
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liberty VS. order

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  • used to establish a constitution
  • Creating a government with authority to maintain order in a civil society.
  • while also ensuring that individual liberties are protected from intrusion by government authority.
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Virginia statute of religious freedom (1786)

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  • passed by Thomas Jefferson
  • disestablished the Church of England
  • gave all states religious freedoms
  • model for the first amendment
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Society for the relief of free negroes, unlawfully held

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  • John Woodman found slavery wrong
  • Headquarters location: Philadelphia, PA
  • organized effort to end the practice of slavery
    However…
    -South saw slavery as a good economical advantage
  • were still segregated
  • not as many rights
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African Methodist episcopal Church

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-created by African Americans because of discrimination

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Some thoughts concerning education (1693)

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  • created by John Locke
  • thought children learned from observation
  • men no longer overruled
  • Abigail Adams believed that women should educate themselves and use their intellect to manage the household
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State constitutions

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  • in 1776, states started to establish constitutions
  • this happened before the declaration of independence
  • power was given to people with privilege’s
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natural rights

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  • freedom of religion, speech and press (not guaranteed)
  • protection from unlawful searches and seizures
  • no veto power
    power to legislatures
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John Dickinson

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famous for writing the letters from farmer tot he British colonies

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Articles of confederation

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  • agreement among the original 13 colonies
    happened 8 days after the declaration of independence
  • established the functions of the national government after it declared independence from Great Britain.
  • congress had zero power to tax
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Land ordinance of 1785

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  • was a way for the government to make money
  • 640 acres was given for a dollar an acre
  • land was not cleared
  • 36 sections of this land equals a township
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Northwest Ordinances of 1787

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  • used to establish a government
  • help territories become a states
  • new states would be treated as equals
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nationalists

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  • wanted stronger federal goods/power

- men like: Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, Robert Morris

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impost Act of 1781

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  • was set in place because of the nationalists
  • wanted to put a 5% tax on all imported goods
  • was not passed because Rhode Island said no, vote was unanimous
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Localists

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  • Wanted the states to have more power

- men like: Sam Adams and Thomas Jefferson

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Newburgh Conspiracy 1782

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  • Happened in New York
  • Soldiers wanted to protest the government
  • Washington spoke to them
  • Rebellion broken up
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Jay-Gardoqui Treaty of 1786

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  • Allowed merchants to trade directly with Spain

- Us could not use the Mississippi River for 25 years

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Bardon de Montesquieu

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  • believed in dividing government power

- most important to create three separate branches of government with equal but different powers

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Federalist papers #10

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  • written by James Madison

- governments have to be able to pass laws for the common good instead of any one specific group.

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Annapolis convention

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  • meeting of 12 delegates from five states
  • held to discuss some issues of interstate trade
  • used to fix the imperfections in the federal government
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Shay’s Rebellion

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  • in western Massachusetts

- war created because of high taxes, heavy debt, and impartial federal rules

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Philadelphia Convention

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  • decide how America was going to be governed
  • ending in a completely new and revised Article of confederation
  • created a divide in the states