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Constitution

VA/US History Constitution

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Articles of Confederation America's first government, it was too weak and ineffective, so it was replaced
Constitution new government that was created to replace the Articles of Confederation
federalism system where states and the national government share power
Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution to get the support of Anti-Federalists
3/5 Compromise decided to count 3/5 of a state's slaves in the population for the purposes of representation
Great Compromise resolved conflicts over representation in Congress by creating two houses (bicameral)
Federalists people who supported the strong central government created by the Constitution
Anti-Federalists people who did not support the Constitution because they thought it made the national government too strong
checks and balances system where the branches of government can check each the power of the others to keep them from being too strong
separation of powers system where the power of government is split up between different branches
Virginia Declaration of Rights list of rights written by George Mason that was a model for the U.S. Bill of Rights
Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom outlawed state-sponsored churches in Virginia; written by Thomas Jefferson
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