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Chapt 8 History:)

QuestionAnswer
Lord Ordinance Of 1785 Surveys of the land
Natural Rights Basic rights
Sufferage Voting rights
Republic People who hold the power to elect
Articles of Confederation Central government with limited power
Northwest Territory IL,In,MI,OH and WI
Enlightment Ideas The Good in people
Debtor People who owe money
Creditors People who lend money
Tariffs Tax on Imports and Exports
Interstate Commerce Trading within the state
Shay's Rebelion Farmers who faught to shut down courts
Depression Low economic activity
Spanish Officials Shut down the mississppi river
Constitutional Convection Philidelphia meeting to fix the constitution
Virgina Plan Judicial, Executive, Legislative
New Jersey Plan every state has the same number of representatives
Not Allowed Slaves, African Americans, American Indians, Women
Constitution Set of ideas and beliefs that determine the powers and duties of the government
Federalism Distrubition of government power
3/5 Compromise 3/5 of slaves in a state count as population
The Great Compromise Agreement of constitutional convection
Slave Trade The constitution omitted "slave" incerted "free people" and "all others"
John Adams Ambassador for Great Britian
Thomas Jefferson Ambassador for France
Checks & Balances System to preevent over power
Legistaltive Proposes bills and passes them into laws
Executive President and administrative
Judicial National courts that interprets the laws, punishes criminals, and settles disputes between states.
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