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Trail into Kentucky that Daniel boone helped build Wilderness Road
people choose represenitives to govern them Republic
national government had few power because people were afraid of monarchy Articles of Confederation
Surveyors to stake out six-mile-square plots in Western lands Land Ordiance 1785
land that formed Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin Northwest territory
described how the Northwest Territory was to be governed Northwest ordinance of 1787
uprising of debt ridden Masachuetts farmers in 1787 Shay's Rebellion
meeting in 1787to consider changes to the Articles od Confederation Constitutional convention
a delegate who read more than 100 books on government James Madison
Edmund Randolph offered a lan for a new government Virginia Plan
A legislater with only one house New Jersey PLan
each state would have an equal number of votes i the senate. Great Compromise
3/5 of the slk ave population would be counted when setting direct taxes on states. three-Fifths Compromise
system of government which power is shared between central government and states. Federalism
people who support the constitution Federalist
people who opposed the constitution Anti Federalist
Best known Federalist essays The Federalist Papers
most influential Virginian George Madison
Ten amendments to the U.S. constitution Bill of Rights
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