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US Unit 5

AP Us History

TermDefinition
Confederate Power: National: (Single circle/power) Confederation: (Even sized circles) Federal: (National power, separate circles off of the national circle)
Sovereignty: Self governing/authority of state
Who was sovereign in the Articles of Confederation government: Each state/the people
State + National Powers: State: Authority, Tax, and Economy National: Land and Military
Article of Confederation: Weaknesses: Economic problems, no judicial branch, little power, competition among states, little agreement between states (9/13) Strengths: Won the Revolutionary War, distribution of land
Land Ordinance: Laid out the process by which lands west of the Appalachian Mountains were to be surveyed and sold
Northwest Ordinance: Created 5 states, made a process of how to become states
Townships: Numbered grid
Sections: Acred grid: 640, 320, 160, 80, 40
What event made some Americans realize they needed a new government? Shays’ Rebellion
Father of the Constitution: James Madison
Where/When was the Constitution held: Where: Philadelphia Hall When: 1787
Who served as president of the Constitution: George Washington
2 Plans: New Jersey Plan, and Virginia Plan
How did the Great Compromise Deal With Representation: Based off of population
What was the 3/5ths Population: Allowed the counting of 3/5ths of the slave population to count towardsthe states representation
Antifederalist: Against the Constitution (Add Bill of Rights)
Federalist: For the Constitution
The Leaders of Each: Federalists:John Adams + Alexander Hamilton Antifederalist: George Mason
Created by: 26olive.boyd
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