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The New Constitution

pp.163-168 Test Feb. 11

DefinitionWord
Building site of the Declaration of Independence Independence Hall
Name given to representatives to write the Declaration of Independence Committee of 5
Term for a representative at a convention Delegate
Delegates at the new Constitutional Convention of 1787 George Washington, Ben Franklin, James Madison
Those who supported a strong national government Federalist
Those who were against a strong national government Anti-federalist
*Articles in the newspaper supporting the new constitution The Federalist Papers
Authors of The Federalist Papers James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay
Nicknamed "The Great Compromiser " Roger Sherman
new level of gov. constitution created Federal/national
Name branches of gov Legislative, executive, judicial
term for the legislative branch having two houses Bicameral
another term for national gov federal
legislative body made up of two houses congress
located in Washington d.c./ home of US congress nation's capital
home of the president the white house/executive's mansion
address of the white house 1600 Pennsylvania avenue
each state elects two representatives in this house senate
leg. branch having 435 members house of representatives
house of representatives and senate congress
primary author of the new US constitution James Madison
the introduction of the U.S. constitution , tells the purpose of the constitution preamble
parts of the constitution
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