Social Studies Flashcards

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Presented the idea of a meeting in Philly to amend the Articles of confederation. Became one of the leaders of the constitutional convention

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Alexander Hamilton-

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organized the annapolis convention to fix the articles of confederation. Was a key figure in writing the new constitution. Known as the “Father of the Constitution”

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James Madison-

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Helped write and signed the treaty of paris. Became the first Supreme Court Chief Justice during Washington’s presidency.

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John Jay-

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MA farmer who organized a protest against the arrest in repossession of farmers land for not paying taxes or repaying debts. Began Shay’s Rebellion which was put down by a militia paid for by wealthy Merchant in Massachusetts

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Daniel Shays-

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Team member of the Constitutional Convention. Believed the Constitution gave the federal government too much power. Wanted the Bill of Rights to be included in the new constitution

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George Mason-

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formals approval of document or law

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Ratification-

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Legislation that paved the path for New Northwest territories to become States

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Northwest Ordinance-

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rebellion led by MA farmer Daniel Shays was one event that led to the call for a stronger federal government

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Shay’s Rebellion-

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economic period of low wages combined with high rate of unemployment

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Depression-

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proposed a new central government with the 3 branches

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Virginia Plan-

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Proposal that called for states to be given a certain number of representatives in Congress based on population

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New Jersey Plan-

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  • proposed by rodger Sherman that created a bicameral legislature creating one house (House of Representatives)In which representatives are determined by population and one house (Senate) in which each state has the same number of Representatives
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Great Compromise

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Solution proposed by James Wilson to settle the debate over how slaves counted towards a state’s population. It called for 3/5 of a state’s slave population to count the overall population of the state

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Three- Fifths Compromise-

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an addition to a document

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Amendment-

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Written by John Jay James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. Papers that tried to convince delegates and legislators to ratify the new constitution

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Federalist Papers-

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first ten amendments to the Constitution. Guarantees individual rights and freedoms that cannot be taken away by the government

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Bill of Rights-

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voting rights

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what year was the bill of rights adopted

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what year was the constitution ratified

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was held here to discuss how to fix the Articles of Confederation. Did not have a high turnout. Alexander Hamilton suggested moving the meeting to Philadelphia and having more delegates in attendance

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Annapolis MD (Convention)-

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Constitutional Convention was held here to rewrite the Articles of Confederation into a new constitution for the United States.

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Philadelphia PA (Constitutional Convention)-

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Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and Minnesota west of the Appalachian Mountains in which settlers could move. Eventually would become States

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Northwest Territory (1780s)-