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Lynch 2nd 6 Wks

Six Weeks Test for the 2nd Six Weeks

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Supporters of the Constitution who favored a strong national government. Federalists
People opposed to the Constitution. Antifederalists
A government in which citizens rule through elected representatives. republic
When people elect their political representatives. republicanism
System set up by the Constitution, where each branch of government can check or control the actions of the other branches. checks and balances
Political theory that states that the government is subject to the will of the people. popular sovereignty
System of government in which each branch has its own powers and responsibility. separation of powers
Sharing of power between the states and the national government. federalism
Rights that cannot be given up or taken away; life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. unalienable rights
Economic theory that states a country should sell more than it buys and that colonies exist for the benefit of the mother country. mercantilism
Refusal to buy. boycott
Silversmith, member of the Sons of Liberty, Minuteman, created propaganda of the Boston Massacre. Paul Revere
Inventor, statesmant, signer of the Declaration of Independence, delegate to the Constitutional Convention, from Philadelphia. Benjamin Franklin
Commander of the Continental Army George Washington
Wrote the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
Wrote Common Sense Thomas Paine
Patriot and Antifederalist who said "give me liberty or give me death". Patrick Henry
Father of the Constitution and Federalist. James Madison
Lawyer, Patriot, diplomat; helped to negotiate the Treaty of Paris of 1783. John Adams
Antifederalist who feared a strong central government. Mercy Otis Warren
Member of the Sons of Liberty who started the Committees of Correspondence. Samuel Adams
Leader of the Federalists, strong supporter of the Constitutition. Alexander Hamilton
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