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American Government5

QuestionAnswer
Ordinance A law
Ratify To accept
Amendment A change in the Constitution
Political Party A group that shares similar ideas about government
The Great Compromise A plan to divide Congress into two parts
Alexander Hamilton National government should support manufacturing and trade
George Washington Approved the law to create a national bank
Checks and balances How each branch of the national government is limited
Articles of Confederation A plan for central government
Antifederalists Thought the constitution was dangerous because it did not contain a Bill of Rights
The states Had more power than the national government
White, male landowners The representatives at the Constitutional Convention
Democratic-Republicans and Federalists The political parties formed by supporters of Jefferson and Hamilton
The Bill of Rights Protects freedom of speech and religion
George Washington's advice Do not take sides in foreign wars
Compromise of slavery Every five enslaved persons count as three free people
Judicial, Legislative, Executive Three branches of government
Legislative branch Makes laws
Executive branch Carries out laws
Judicial branch Decides the meaning of laws
More power than the national government
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