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Bill of Rights-DE

Bill of Rights - 5th Grade Dennis East

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39 Delegates Signed the Constitution. 3 did not. Who were the 3? Gerry, Mason, and Randolph
Sept 17, 2004 - Constitution Day Every year on this day children across the country learn about the Constitution.
Article 7 of the Constitution said that 9 out of 13 states had to approve the Constitution. Ratify
Citizens who favored the Constitution, and wanted a strong national government. Federalists
Cititzens who feared that the national governement would have too much power. Anti-Federalists
New Hampshire became the 9th state to ratify the Constitution. The last state needed to put the Constitution into effect.
Ten amendments were added to the Constitution called the Bill of Rights. To protect the rights of the people.
Due process of law People have a right to a fair trial.
Reserved powers All other authority not listed by the Constitution belongs to the states and the people.
Bill of Rights protects the rights of people in the minority. The majority cannot take away the rights of those in the minority.
Who became the first Vice President to George Washington? John Adams
State Department, Treasury Department, and War Department became known as the what? The Cabinet which advises the president.
Who wanted a stronger central Government? Alexander Hamilton
Who wanted a less centralized governement? Thomas Jefferson
Political Party A group that tries to elect officials who will support their policies.
Where was the Capital building built? Land beside the Potomac.
A free African American who helped Pierre Charles L'enfant plan the nation's capital. Benjamin Banneker
Federal goverment moved from Philadelphia to where? Washington, DC
George Washington served two 4 year terms. He set the example of a maximum of 2 terms for any president.
John Adams with the help of Alexander Hamilton Became the second president.
Reserved powers Authority belonging to the states or the people but not the government.
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