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Created by Thomas Jefferson. Declared independence from Britain. Declaration of Independence
Strong state govt and weak federal govt. Had no executive leader, army or ability to tax. Articles of Confederation
Combined the New Jersey and Virginia Plans. Created the Senate and House of Representatives. Great Compromise
Small states, equal representation, became the Senate. New Jersey Plan
Large states, representation based on population, became the House of Representatives. Virginia Plan
Was the plan for counting slaves towards representation in the House. 3/5's Compromise
First ten amendments to the Constitution. Protected civil liberties. Bill of Rights
No slavery north of the Ohio River. Allowed states to enter the union on the same level as original states. Northwest Ordinance
Called for a grand council of delegates from each colony. Permanent union of the colonies. Albany Plan
Freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly. 1st Amendment
Warned Europe to stay out of Western Hemisphere. Monroe Doctrine
Gave land settlers if they lived on it for five years. Encouraged westward expansion. Homestead Act
Divided reservation land into family plots. Attempt to assimilate Native Americans into American culture. Dawes Act
Placed quotas on chinese and Japanese immigrants to the US. Gentleman's Agreement/Chinese Exclusion Act
Extension of Monroe Doctrine, asserted US right to intervene in affairs of Latin America. Roosevelt Corollary
Modeled after Declaration of Independence. About women's rights. Declaration of Human Sentiments
Proposal for treaty to end WW 1. Didn't punish Germany. Didn't get approved. Wilson's 14 Points
Provided economic aid to European nations threatened by Communism. Marshall Plan
Intended to end discrimination based on race or sex. Civil Rights Act of 1964
1964 congressional resolution authorizing President Johnson to take military action in Vietnam. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
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