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Wilderness Road Trail in Kentucky by Daniel Boone
Republic a government in which the people have the vote
Articles of Confederations A document adopted by the continental congress in 1777
Land Ordainment of 1785 A law that established a plan in surveying and selling federally owned land
northwest territory Territory covered by the land ordinance of 1787
Northwest ordainment described how the northwest territory is to be govern
Shays Rebellion An up rise of debt ridden Massachusetts farmers of 1787
constitution convention a meeting held in 1787 to consider the changes in the articles of confederation
James Madison was the most abluted person in the entire convention
Virginia Plan the idea where there should be three branches of government
New Jersey Plan the idea that one house will have to vote
Great Compromise agreement to have two houses of national legislation
three-fifths compromise agreement to count three fifths of a state slave as population for representation and taxation
federalism a system where the power is to the people
anti federalism a person who opposed the us constitution
The federalism papers a series of essays defending the constitution
George Madison Most influential Virginian
Bill of Rights First ten amendments of U.S constitution
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