Chapter 9 - The Confederation and the Constitution

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Civic Virtue
The notion that democracy was dependent on the unselfish commitment of each citizen to public good
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Rhode Island
________ and North Carolina were the last states to ratify the Constitution.
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Thomas Jefferson
Him and his fellow reformers created the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom in 1786
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George Washington
________ was elected as leader.
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U.S.
________ had a limited trade with Britain after gaining its independence.
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Virginia
In 1786, ________ called for a convention at Annapolis, Maryland.
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Philadelphia Quakers
In 1775, ________ founded worlds first antislavery society.
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Poverty stricken
________ back- country farmers who were losing their farms to mortgage foreclosures and tax delinquencies, tried to enforce demands of cheap paper money, lighter taxes, and a suspension of property take overs.
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Articles of Confederation
Adopted by congress in 1777
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State constitutions
Intended to represent a fundamental law
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executive
The branches were the ________, judicial, and legislative branches.
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Republican Motherhood
The notion that a mother was selflessly devoted to her family
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Alexander Hamilton
Saved the convention from collapsing and called Congress to meet in Philadelphia in the next year to fix the Articles of Confederation
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Federalists
________ were led by George Washington and Benjamin Franklin.
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Religion
________ should be be imposed on anyone and each person should decide his or her own faith.
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Rhode Island
On May 25, 1787, 55 representatives from every state, except for ________ were sent to Philadelphia to discuss how the government should operate.
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Articles of Confederation
The written constitutions were ________.
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Articles of Confederation
Convinced France that the U.S. had a genuine government
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Spain
Was openly unfriendly to America and in 1784, it closed off Mississippi River to commerce
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Large-state plan
The first to suggest the framework of the Constitution with it saying that a state’s representation in Congress should be based upon the population of the state
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Great Compromise
Decided that each state would have 2 senators, called for a President, and called for the end of the slave trade by the end of 1807