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Creating a Nation

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1st Constitution of the United States Articles of Confederation
Maintaining national security was difficult under the Articles of Confederation because No power to draft soldiers
Creating a stable economic system under the Articles of Confederation was a problem because England closed its ports to American ships, States and national government all issued money, Business activity slowed down and unemployment increased
The reason that national government under the Articles of Confederation could not repay war loans was because The government could not tax
Under the Articles of Confederation the power rested with The states
The compromise over slaves would be counted for representation in Congress and taxation was called Three-Fifths Compromise
Supporters of ratification for the new constitution were called Federalists
People who opposed ratification of the new constitution were called Antifederalists
The law passed under the Articles of Confederation that made provisions for governing the new northwestern territory and contained the steps to becoming a new state was Northwest Ordinance
An uprising that showed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation and demonstrated the need for a new government was Shay's Rebellion
All of the following lead to the Constitutional Convention of 1787 Unstable economy, Shay's Rebellion, War debts
The man whose contributions to the Constitution were so significant that he was called the "father of the Constitution" was James Madison
The term for a two house legislature Bicameral
The law passed to survey land in order to divide it up into townships and sections was called Land Ordinance of 1785
The Northwest Ordinance for the first time prohibited this from occuring in a territory Slave holding (owning slaves)
Why were the writers of the Articles of Confeederation afraid to create a strong national government? Because of their experiences with the British King and Parliament
The division of power between the state and national govenrment is called Federalism
List the 5 states that make up the Northwest Territory Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
The plan for government proposed at the Constitutional COnvention in which the national government would have supreme power and the legislative branch would have two houses with representation determined by state population Virginia Plan
A proposal to create a unicameral legislature with equal representation of state rather than representation by population New Jersey Plan
An agreement worked out at the Constitutional Convention establishing that a state's population would determine representation in the lower house of the legislature, while each state would have equal representation in the upper house of the legislature Great Compromise
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