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5th Grade Chapter 8 Lessons 3 and 4

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Key Item
Definition
ratify   to approve  
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Federalists   Citizens who were in favor of ratifying the Constitution. It will later become one of the first political parties. This party will favor a very strong national government and be led by Alexander Hamilton and John Adams.  
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Antifederalists   Citizens who were against ratification of the Constitution. They did not want a strong national government. They did not ratify the Constitution until the Bill of Rights was added.  
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due process of law   The principle that guarantees that people have the right to a fair trial by jury.  
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reserved powers   Authority that belongs to the states or to the people.  
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Cabinet   A group of the President's most important advisers.  
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political party   A group of people that tries to elect officials who will support it's policies.  
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John Adams   He was the leader of the Federalist Party and the first vice president of the United States.  
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Alexander Hamilton   He wanted a strong national government. He was a Federalist. He was the Secretary of Treasury in George Washington's Cabinet.  
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Thomas Jefferson   Leader the Democratic Republicans. He favored strong state governments. He was the Secretary of State in George Washington's cabinet.  
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Benjamin Banneker   He was a free African American who helped architect Pierre Charles L'Enfant plan Washington, D.C. in 1800.  
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Henry Knox   Secretary of War in George Washington's cabinet.  
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Washington, D.C.   The capital of the Untied States; located between Maryland and Virginia, a special district that is not part of any state.  
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George Washington   He was the first president of the United States and was elected for two terms. He set many of the traditions and standards the presidents follow.  
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checks and balances   A system that keeps each branch of government from becoming too powerful or misusing its authority.  
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union   An alliance that works to reach common goals.  
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popular sovereignty   The idea that the government get it's power from the citizens.  
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democracy   A form of government in which the people rule and are free to make choices about their lives and their government.  
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public agenda   What the people want from the government.  
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suffrage   The right to vote  
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civic virtue   qualities that add to a healthy democracy; obey the laws, pay taxes, serve on a jury.  
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naturalization   The process of becoming a legal citizen of the United States.  
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