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Unit 1 pt.2 Civics-H

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Leaders of Feds Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, George Washington
Leaders of Anti-Feds Thomas Jefferson, James Madison
Types of people that supported the Feds Large Landowners, Judges, Lawyers, Leading clergymen (preachers), Merchants
Types of people that supported the Anti-Feds Small farmers, Small landowners, Debtors
Main beliefs for Feds The Constitution should have implied powers. Want a strong federal government.
Main beliefs for Anti-Feds Believe in limited federal powers— only enumerated powers (specifically stated powers) Want strong state governments.
The difference between what the feds and anti feds wanted with the new jersey plan Feds wanted a strong central government while the Anti-Feds wanted states to have more authority
What was Shays Rebellion, what were the farmers doing and why? Shays Rebellion was an uprising in western Massachusetts in 1786. The farmers were protesting against the court system because of foreclosures of farms for debt and property tax collection practices.
main ideas the enlightened thinkers brought to society (drop and drag) Lock; natural rights, believed people are selfish cruel and greedy
main ideas the enlightened thinkers brought to society (drop and drag) Rousseau; sovereign powers
main ideas the enlightened thinkers brought to society (drop and drag) Voltaire; freedoms of speech
main ideas the enlightened thinkers brought to society (drop and drag) Montesquieu; separation of powers
Definition of the federalist papers a collection of 85 articles written by alexander hamilton, james madison, and john jay to protect the ratification of the constitution
What was Shays Rebellion, what were the farmers doing and why? Shays Rebellion was an uprising in western Massachusetts in 1786. The farmers were protesting against the court system because of foreclosures of farms for debt and property tax collection practices.
3 reasons why the founding fathers created the Articles of Confederation To written down rules for the people to follow, to establish the functions of government, to create 3 branches of government
why the articles of confederation failed Congress didn’t have power to what tax, congress did not power to regulate foreign commerce, there was no executive branch
3 characteristics of federalists Supported essential government, wanted a bill of rights, supported the constitution
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