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Bill of rights The first 10 amendments for the constitution guaranteeing individual liberties
Roger Sherman Proposed the Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention.
Judicial Branch The branch that interprets laws, led by the Supreme Court.
Executive Branch The branch that enforces laws, headed by the President.
Legislative Branch The branch of government that makes laws (Congress: House of Representatives and Senate).
Ratify To formally approve or adopt a law or constitution.
James madison Known as the "Father of the Constitution"; he played a key role in drafting the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
compromise An agreement where each side gives up part of what it wants.
articles of confederation The first constitution of the U.S., which created a weak national government and gave most power to the states.
Constitution The supreme law of the United States that establishes the framework of government and guarantees citizens’ rights.
Daniel shays A Revolutionary War veteran who led Shays’ Rebellion, protesting high taxes and debt in Massachusetts.
George washington First President of the United States and presiding officer at the Constitutional Convention.
three fifths compromise Agreement that three-fifths of a state’s enslaved population would count for representation and taxes.
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