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why did federalists have more support than the anitfeds? they wanted to get the country out of debt
Articles of confederation made up of congress and delagates chosen by state legislatures each state had 1 vote no president
what powers did the articles of confederation have? what powers didnt they have declare war negotiate peace and all 13 states had to agree to changes they couldnt levy taxes
land ordinance of 1785 divided the territory into townships
Federalists George Washington James Madison Alexander Hamilton
Antifederalist Sam Adams John Hancock Patrick Henry
What did Federalist support? Strong central gov supported the constitution
What did the Antifederalists support? Need strong state gov opposed the constitution.
Federalism sharing of power between state and national gov
Sedition act it was a crime for citizens to publicly critisize the federal gov
Alien Act Authorized the president to deport and arrest immagrants who criticized the federal gov
Joseph smith founded the church of jesus christ (mormans)
Henry David Thoreau was a transcendalist that was jailed after refusing to pay taxes
Horace Mann Helped create free pubic schools
dorthea dix saw people put in jail because they had mental illness and saw the conditions of the jails and wanted to change tht
Neal Dow became mayor in Maine and helped pass the maine laws which restricted the sale of alcohol
American Colonization Society encouraged free blacks to move back to africa
William Lloyd Garrison Became leading abolitonist
Agelina and Sarah Grimke daughters of a Southerner Slave holder tht moved north to join the abolition movement
Fredrick Douglass Former slave who lectured against slavery
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