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revolutionary war year 1775
declaration of independance year 1776
artcles of conferderation year 1777
constitution year 1787
1st amedment speech, freedom, religion, press
2nd amendment right to bear arms
4th amendment no unreasonable search and seasure
5th amendment due process,no double jepordy
6th amendment right to a speedy public trial. confronted w/ a witness
8th amendment no cruel or unusual punishment
13th amendment abolished slavery
14th amendment grants citizenship to those who are born here
15th amendment cant restrict voting on race, or prevous condition of servitude
18th/21st amendment prohibition and repeal
26th amendment reduced voting age from 21 to 18
27th amendment congress cant raise their pay until thenext term
10th amendment Limits the powers of the federal government
judicial review courts determining if a law is unconstitutional or not
federalism division of powers between central gov(national) and regional gov (state)
how many nation states are there in the world 190
Face theory a person or small group force control over an area or people
evolutionary theory states originated in the early families that settle and become tribes
divine right theory gods gave individuales or groups the right to rule
social contact theory people agree to give up power to the state in return for states services to the general weel being of people
what is the preamble Constitution's fundamental purposes and guiding principles
direct democracy people make the laws themselves in mass meetings
indirect democracy a small group chosen by the people express popular will
how many amendments to the constitution 27
what is the supreme law of the land constitution
connecticut comprimise became known as... the great comprimise
3/5 comprimise states.. slaves count as 3/5 of a person
slave trade comprimise is people cannot import slaves from other countries
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