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Un. 5 Constitution

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a plan for national government where states would keep their freedom and independence   Artticles of Confederation  
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to approve something   ratify  
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the part of the government that passes laws   legislative branch  
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the part of the government that carries out laws   executive branch  
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part of the government that decides the meaning of laws   judicial branch  
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happens when prices rise very quickly   inflation  
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a movement by farmers to protest high taxes   Shay's Rebellion  
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an order that demanded that the Northwest Territory be divided into smaller territories   Northwest Ordinance  
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a representative   delegate  
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assembly that replaced the Articles of Confederation   Constitutional Convention  
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plan that proposed Congress should be given much greater power over the states   Virginia Plan  
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proposal during the Constitutional Convention that each state should have the same number of representative in Congress   New Jersey Plan  
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each side gives up something to reach an agreement   compromise  
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agreement at the Consitutional Convention to create a Congress with two houses. First proposed by Roger Sherman of Connecticut   Great Compromise  
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three out of every five slaves would be counted for population and taxation   Three-fifths Compromise  
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introduction to the Constitution, beginnin "We are the People of the United States"   Preamble  
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powers in the Constitution that are left to the individual states   reserved powers  
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each branch of the government has different and separate powers   separation of powers  
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a system to guard against any one branch of government becoming too powerful   checks and balances  
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to refuse to sign into law   veto  
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formerly natonal group that wanted a strong national government   Federalists  
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refers to the national govenment   federal  
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group of people who were not happy with the Constitution   Antifederalists  
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a series of essays by Madison, Hamilton and John Jay that urged support of the new Constitution   The Federalist  
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an addition or change to the Constitution   amendment  
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first ten amendments to the Constitution, ratifed in 1791   Bill of Rights  
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