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The Magna carta? A document signed by king john in 1215 made the kind subject to law.
influence of the magna carta? It kept the queen and king from passing new taxes or changing laws without parilaments consent.
Thomas Jefferson's virgina statue of religous freedom. This document declared that no person could be forced to attend particular church or be required to pay for a church with tax money.
North west ordinance of 1787: slavery To form a political system for the region, congress passed the north west ordinance.
Northwest ordinance of 1787: adding new states The north west ordiance created a new system for bringing new states into the union.
Purpose of the land ordinance of 1785 and the north west ordinance of 1785 set up a system for surveyign and dividing western lands.
How land was divided under the the land ordinance of 1785 The land was split into townships which were 3 square miles divided into 36 lots of 640 each.
Major influences on the US constution There was alot of influences like The may flower compact, English bill of rights, the enlightment, and Magna carta.
How the articles of confederation reflected the ideas in the declaration of indepence. It relfected ideas by limiting the powers in order to protect the liberties of people.
Significance of the articles of confederation. congress would become the single branch of the national goverment.
main cause of shay's rebellion The uprising of farmers to protest high taxes and heavy debt.
US goverments response to shays rebellion Shay's forces were defeated by the state troops on january 1787
American citizens response to shays rebellion. state officals knew that many citizens of the state agreed with the rebels and their cause.
significance of shays rebellion in the end shays rebellion showed the weakness of the confederation government.
main features of the articles of confederation congess becomes single branch of the national government. each state had one vote in congress.
problems with britain after the revolution difficult to enforce international treaties. hard to force the British to givemup forts. britain closed many ports to American ships.
problems with spain after the revolution . Congress tried to workout an agreement with spain but the plan didnt recieve a majority vote and spain broke off negotiations
purpose of the constution convention improved the articles of confederation
virgina plan large states had more rep. proposed three branches legislative, executive, and judicial.
new jersey plan purposed that every state had one vote in the legistater.
great compermise the agreement to create a 2 house legislature.
north vs south disagreement over the slavery at the constituaional convention One side needed slavery for their economy, and the other was very against it
3/5 Compromise slaves would be counted as 3/5ths of a person when determining a state's popultation for representation
Popular sovereignty The idea that political authority belongs to the people
Federalism The sharing of power between a central government and the states that make up a country.
Purpose of Checks and Balances in governmen To make sure that no one branch ever became too powerful
How the Constitution reflected the ideas in the Declaration of Independence It proctected the citizens' liberties and did not have a powerful government
Power of the National government delegated powers Declaring war, negotiating treaties, issuing money, regulating trade, running the military
power of the State governmen reserved powers Regulates education, grant licenses, provide police/fire departments
shared powers between national and state governments concurrent powers defining crime and punishments, determining voting qualifications, borrowing money
ferderalists and their argument for the Constitution Supportes of the Constitution. offereda good balance of power, it allowed the country to draft an army, they could tax, could get laws passed
Antifederalists and their arguments against the Constitution People who opposed the Constution. gave the government too much power, did not guarantee individual rights
The Federalists Papers Essays supporting the Constitution that were written anonymously under the name Publius
The Bill of Rights Ten of the proposed amendments intended to protected citizens' rights, like in the Declaration of Independence
Reasons of the U.S. Constitution is still in use more than 200 years later It set a clear example of how to amend the Constitution
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