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pro or con less taxes pro
pro or con no king or tyrant pro
pro or con have power to ask for money from the states pro
pro or con different money con
pro or con no treaties con
pro or con cannot decide disputes between states con
pro or con could not tax con
pro or con owed 44million con
44million dollars in debt national debt
cannot pay back debt without taxing national debt
states refused to tax national debt
to change a law they needed 100% of the states to agree national debt
Britain no longer protects the U.S. pirates
we need to pay them but we cant pay them pirates
Americans were imprisoned for ten years pirates
congress promised the soldiers a life time salary soldiers pay
congress can't pay soldiers because they cant tax soldiers pay
soldiers became very very very very very MAD soldiers pay
northwest territories + Ohio rv. great lakes western
divide up territory land ordinance
elected representatives western
60,000 people come it becomes a state western
religious freedom western
Danial shays soldier and farmer lead rebellion against government mass.
George Washington president of the constitutional convention ( ran the convention)
James madison father of the constitution- wrote and framed the document.
Alexander hamilton supported a strong central government
Benjamin franklin Delegate to the constitutional Convention
Charles pinkney Delegate to the South of Carolina Argues for the 3/5ths compromise
Shays rebellion Daniel Shays leads Western farmers to overturn the courts of mass. articles government could not put down this rebellion easily
articles of confederation the gov. could not repay loans the gov. couldn't put down the military to protect the people Congress couldn't decide issues
3 branches of government executive- a single President to enforce the laws and run the military legislature- a Congress to make laws and represent the people judicial- a Supreme Court to review the laws and protect the constitution
big vs. ___ _____ big vs SMALL STATES
small states want the representation to be equal
big states want the representation to be based upon people
virginia plan big state plan= based on population, bicameral or two house of legislature
new jersey plan unicameral or single house legislature, based upon equal representation, small state plan
Connecticut Compromise bicameral legislature ( two houses of congress), senate-based on equal representation for each state
slavery southern states demanded that slavery be protected under the new Constitution
fugitive slave law runaway slaves must be returned back to their slave "owners"
Commerce compromise north wanted to tax imports and exports with high tariffs south wanted to not tax imports and exports COMPROMISE- the U.S.will not tax exports, but will tax imports.
key people federalists -John Jay -James Madison -Alexander Hamilton
key people anti-federalists *George mason - Edmund Randolf - Sam Adams - Elbridge Gerry - Patric Henry
beliefs federalists - strong national gov. - strong executive branch - bill of rights not needed - federalist papers promoted the constitution
beliefs anti- federalists - strong state gov. - anti- federalists strong executive branch will lead to monarchy (king) - bill of rights needed to protect our own rights
who was first to rattify delaware
who was to ratify last Rhode island
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