VOCAB REVIEW Flashcards

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Country party has best strategy and opportunity to preserve liberty against the “Court party”

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Commonwealth Ideology

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2
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citizens of the political state govern themselves rather than submit to a monarch, despot, oligarchy

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Republic

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3
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The people choose

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Democracy

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4
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Rule of Law: Laws should apply equally to all

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Generality

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5
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laws should not punish behavior that was legal at the time

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Prospectivity

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6
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Law must be known and published before people can obey or disobey it.

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Publicity

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7
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Law must be generally acceptable by those who live them

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Consent

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8
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When laws are applied they must be administered impartially

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Due Process

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9
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Dividing powers between national and state governments

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Federalism

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10
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Power of Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of laws

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Judicial Review

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11
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Founded the Democratic-Republican Party and promoted the idea of a small federal government.

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Thomas Jefferson

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12
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Economic regulations passed by British Parliament to enforce trade regulations in the colonies: all trade had to go through British or colonial merchants and be shipped in British or colonial ships with the end goal to generate large exports from England, with a few imports, so that gold and silver would floew into the motherland

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Navigation Acts

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13
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British Government outlaws Westward expansion

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Proclamation line of 1763

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14
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Required purchase of govt. stamps for a variety of legal and comerical documents, became the most infamout of the tax squables

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Stamp Act

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15
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The declaration stated that Parliament’s authority was the same in America as in Britain and asserted Parliament’s authority to pass laws that were binding on the American colonies.

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Declaratory Act of 1766

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16
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British troops fire into crowd of colonists, kill five, John Adams defends soldiers

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Boston Massacre

17
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Known for “give me liberty or give me death” speech in Virginia House of Burgesses, was an Anti-Fed who pushed for a bill of rights to be added to the Constitution after its ratification

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Patrick Henry

18
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The battle after the crossing of the Delaware, Continental army agains hessians, all hessians captured. Huge turning point in war

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Battle of Trenton

19
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Battle that ended British Hudson River campaign, convinced French to enter the war.

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Battle of Saratoga

20
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free slaves at some date in future and prohibit additions to slavery. Cannot be considered seriously in U.S.

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Gradual emancipation

21
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See Abigal Adams

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Abigal Adams

22
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A legislature in which there are two separate divisions or houses

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Bicameral legislature

23
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established religious freedom

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virginia act for establishing religious freedom

24
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called for the governmental development of the west based on creating self giverning republics that would be systematically added to the Union

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Northwest Ordinance of 1787

25
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convention that organized constitutional convention (5 states met here)

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Annapolis convention

26
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was an armed uprising that took place in central and western Massachusetts in 1786 and 1787

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Shays Rebellion

27
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Governor of Virginia and delegate to the Constitutional Convention, refused to sign the Constitution in Philly, but later was instrumental in persuading Virginia leadership to ratify it.

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Edmund Randolph

28
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New Jersey rep at the Const. Convo who presented the NJ Plan, which gave equal rep to states regardless of size or population

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William Patterson

29
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Conneticut delegate to te Const. Convo that prposed the great compromise of one legislative house having proportional rep while the other had equal rep.

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Roger Sherman

30
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when the selection of govt. officials is distanced from direct election by the people in order to protect against mob rule and public whim. filters include indirect election, time between elections, and size of representative regions

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Filtered Consent

31
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The written listing of the powers of govt.

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Enumeration