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a road that was to narrow for carts a wagons it became the main road to kentucky. wilderness road
people that chose representatives to govern them republic
a document adopted by the continental congress in 1777 articles of confederation
a law established a plan surveying and selling the federally land of ordinance of 1785
a territory covered by the land ordinance of 1785 northwest territory
described how the northwest territory was to be governed northwest ordinance
an uprising of debt-ridden massachusetts farmers in 1787 shays rebellion
a Philadelphia meeting constitutional convention
one of the ablest delegates, and read more than hundred books on government. james madison
a new plan for a whole new government virginia plan
called for a legislature with only one plan the new jersey plan
the constitutional convention agreement to establish a two-house national legislature great compromise
three fifths of the slaves population would be counted when setting direct taxes three fifths compromise
a system of government in which power is shared between the central federalism
people who supported the constitution federalists
essays that appeared as letters in the new york newspapers the federalists papers
the most influential virginian george mason
The ten amendments to the U.S. concstitution bill of right
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