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Chapter 5 review

TermDefinition
⅗ Compromise slaves would count as a part of a person when the population was counted, slaveholding states gained more seats in Congress because this increased their population.
Alexander Hamilton politician who wanted a system of government similar to that of Britain: One of the authors of the Federalist Papers
Anti-federalist an opponent of the Constitution: Believed that strong government took away peoples’ rights
Articles of Confederation state legislatures chose the members of Congress: each state had only one vote
Ben Franklin
Constitutional Convention of 1781
Delaware
Electoral college
Federalism
55
George Washington
The Great Compromise
James Madison
John Dickinson
New Jersey Plan
Northwest ordinance of 1787
Northwest territory, included, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and part of Minnesota
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May - September 1787
Popular Sovereignty
Republic
Rhode Island
Roger Sherman
Separation of powers
Land Ordinance of 1785
39
Unicameral legislature
William Patterson
Phil Murphy
Bill of Rights
Joe Biden
100
Kamala Harris
435
Nancy Pelosi
1st
1788
Cory Booker and Bob Menendez
John Adams
John G. Roberts Jr
9
12 (10 democrats, 2 republicans)
Bicameral
Weak central government / could not regulate commerce, no federal court system, no executive branch
Shay’s rebellion
Freedom of religion, trial by jury, rights of the common law, and they could not have slaves.
Levy taxes, regulate commerce, declare war, establish federal courts, establish / maintain military
Maintaining roads, education, regulating industry.
Power to tax, set up courts, spend and borrow money.
Declare war, coin money, make treaties, establish postal service .
Federalist papers
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay, George Washington, Ben Franklin, merchants, lawyers, frontiersman, artisans
Farmers, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, Sam Adams
Bill of Rights
Second Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Separation of Powers
Popular Sovereignty
Limited Government
Checks and Balances
Representative Government
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