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

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Debate

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Constitution

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Great compromise

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Created bicameral legislature

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Shays rebellion

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Stronger national government

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Turning point

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Decline in Native American populations

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Henry Knox letter

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Weakness of the Articles of Confederation

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Electoral college

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Might not elect popular vote

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Unwritten constitution

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cabinet

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Illustration

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Boston Massacre

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John Locke

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Self - government & political rights

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Federalism

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Divides rights between national and state government

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John Peter Zenger

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freedom of press