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AP GO PO Unit 1

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Social Contract Theory consent of the people to be governed
Articles in Order Leg Exec Judi States Amend Supremacy Ratification
How many are there? 7
What did the Anti Feds want? Weak national government
What did the Federalists want? Strong national government
What did the AFs and Feds agree on? Limited Government
Articles of Confederation failures? No revenue, national police, national currency, or strong judicial and executive powers
Bicameralism 2 houses in congress
Supremacy Clause federal laws trump state laws
Shays Rebellion Highlighted weaknesses in the AoC, called for revision of the government, or a stronger one.
3/5 's Compromise 3 out 5 slaves counted in population to be considered when allocating seats in the house of reps.
What is the process of Amending the constitution 2/3 of Congress agrees, or 2/3 state legislatures agree to propose an amendment 3/4 or state legislatures or the states
Which federalist paper reflects the key ideas in the U.S. Constitution? Federalist 51 Limited Government, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, and Federalism
What are the key ideas in the constiution? Separation of Powers, Limited Government, and Checks and Balances
What problem was being discussed in Brutus 1? The new constitution and too much centralized power.
What problem was being discussed in Federalist 10? Factions, their solutions, benefits, and the overall benefits of a large Republic.
The federalists were Rich and well educated, they believed in a Pluralist and Elitist democracy, weaker state governments, strong national governments.
The Anti-feds were Poorer and less educated, believed in a participatory governments, stronger state governments, weak national government,
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