set 1 Flashcards by Chloe Simons

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Resolution

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Stamp Act

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Author’s point of view

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No taxes without representation

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Northwest Territory

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Formation of new states

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Bicameral legislature & enslaved people

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Compromises

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Common sense - argument:

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Declare independence

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Common sense turning point

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Colonists declare independence

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Common sense point of view

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England should not rule America

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Article ll & 10th amendment

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Division of powers

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Chronological order

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War - taxes - battle - president

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Anti - federalist papers

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Powers of Congress

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Constitution

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Equal protection

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Purpose of Federalist article

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Ratify constitution

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Madison

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Separation of powers

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Presidential succession

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Congress

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22nd amendment

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Two term limit

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First ten amendments

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Protect personal liberties

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First amendment

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Cannot have national religion

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First amendment

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John Peter Zenger

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Ratification of the constitution

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Federalist papers

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Anti - federalist

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Wanted individual rights

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“We hold these truths”

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Declaration of independence

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Authority of government

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Natural rights

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Bicameral legislature

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Compromise

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Key differences

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Individual rights

Debate

Constitution

Great compromise

Created bicameral legislature

Shays rebellion

Stronger national government

Turning point

Decline in Native American populations

Henry Knox letter

Weakness of the Articles of Confederation

Electoral college

Might not elect popular vote

Unwritten constitution

cabinet

Illustration

Boston Massacre

John Locke

Self - government & political rights

Federalism

Divides rights between national and state government

John Peter Zenger

freedom of press