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the main road into Kentucky that was too small for wagons and carts, made partly by Daniel Boone Wilderness Road
a form of government in which people choose representatives to govern them Republicanism
articles in which the national government have few powers and was run by a confederation congress Articles of Confederation
called for Surveyors to stake out 6 mile square plots in the Mid-West Land Ordinance of 1785
land that surveyors claimed, 6 mile square plots in the Mid-West North-West Territory
described how the North-West Territory was to be governed North-West Ordinance
uprising when Daniel Shays attacked the federal arsenal but was quickly silenced Shays Rebellion
Philadelphia meeting where many of the group were members of the Continental Congress Constitutional Convention
one of the ablest delegates at the Constitutional Convention James Madison
plan which proposed that the Government would have 3 branches: legislative, judicial and executive Virginia Plan
called for Legislature with only one house, each state getting a vote New Jersey Plan
Smallest states get equal votes in Senate, larger states get more representation in House of Representatives The Great Compromise
3/5 of the slave population when setting tax on states 3/5 Compromise
a system of government in which power shared between central government and the states Federalism
people who supported the Constitution Federalists
people who opposed the Constitution Anti-Federalists
the best know of the Federalist essays The Federalist Papers
the most influential Virginian aside from Washington George Mason
the ten amendments to the US constitution Bill of Rights
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