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Constitution

History

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What act of legislation created surveying? Land Ordinance of 1785
Forbiden to arrest you for doing something that wasn't illegal at the time in which you did it. Expost-Facto Law
Subsequent meeting in May of 1787 Constitutional Convention
President's ability to forbid legislation to go into effect Veto
Rebellion of farmers for a new government Shay's Rebellion
People not for the constitution Anti-Federalists
People for the constitution Federalists
3 Branches of gov. Legislative Executive Judicial
Bringing to trial high ranking officials for high crime and misdemeaners Impeachment
Method used to elect president Electorial college
Gov. where citizens rule through their elected officials Republic
Document that protects individuals rights Bill of Rights
What compramise was over taxation and the representation of slaves 3/5 Compramise
Two checks the judicial has over the executive 1)Judges are appointed for life 2)Courts may declare acts of the president to be unconstitutional
One check the judicial has over the legislative Courts may declare acts of congress to be unconstitutional
Two checks the legislative has over the judicial 1)Congress can create a lower court 2)Impeach judges
2 Checks teh executive has over legislative 1)Pres. can veto 2)Executive can reccomend leg.
2 Checks the legislative has over the executive 1)Impeachment 2)Congress creates laws
2Checks the executive has over the judicial President can appoint supream court and federal judges
Who created the Virginia plan? James Madison
Who created the New Jersey plan? William Patterson
Who developed the great compromise? Roger Sherman
What plan made these two plans Compromise? The Great Compromise
1st meeting in Sept. 1786 that solved interstate trade problems Anapolis Convention
Act that divided up the N.W territory N.W ordinance 1787
First form of gov. used by the U.S. Articles of Confederation
What plan favored small states? Unicameral Equal representation
What plan favored large states and what did it call for Virginia Plan called for bicammeral leg. reps proportional to number of citizens.
Authorities arent allowed to hold you for more than 24 hours without formal charges Wit of habes corpus
Official aproval of people for leg. Ratification
Group ruled the Articles of Confederation. Confederation Congress
3 Anti-federalists Patrick Henry Sam Adams Thomas Jefferson
3 Federalists John Jay James Madison Alexander Hamilton
1st amendment Freedom of speach
2nd ammendment Righ to bear arms
3rd amendment Restricts the housing of troops in citizens homes
4th amendment protects from ureasonable search and seizure
5th amendment right to not incriminate yourself
6th amendment right to a speedy trial
7th amendment right to trial by juru
8th amendment Protects from cruel and unusual punishment
9th amendment Rights of states
10th amendment Rights of people
First three articals of confederation 1-stile 2-state rights 3-mutual defense
What modern day states make up the NW territory Ohio, Indiana, Illinoise, Wisconsin, Mishigan, and parts of Minnesota
3 Weaknesses of the articles of confederation 1)1 Vote per state no matter the size 2)Congress cannot collect taxes 3)No Executive or Judicial branch
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