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What steps did Great Britain take that hurt the economy of the United States

the British prohibited exports coming in from the U.S. and created blockades

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who supported the idea of seperation of church and state

Thomas Jefferson

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What caused inflation to occur in many states?

debt from the revolutionary war

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What is inflation and what causes it?

a measure of the rate of rising prices of goods and services in an economy and occurs when prices rise.

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What are tariffs and how did the British use them against us? How did they affect US merchants?

a tax on an import or export, the British put them on the goods that they exported, so the merchants put them in more debt

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The main cause of Shays's Rebellion and What did the farmers do to protect their land?

they protested the taxes because they feared the government would sell their land

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What government changes occurred in part due to Shays's Rebellion?

they formed the Articles of Confederation

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What was the main issue that led to the Three Fifths Compromise?

the debate over representation

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The system that prevents one branch of government from dominating the others.

checks and balances

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What was the original purpose of the Constitutional Convention?

to revise the articles of confederation

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What part of the Great Compromise was influenced by the New Jersey Plan?

having an equal number of representatives for each state

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What is controlled by the system of checks and balances?

seperation of powers

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What was the main reason why the Antifederalists opposed the Constitution?

lacked individual rights

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Why didn't the Confederation Congress prevent British merchants from selling products in the United States that were cheaper than locally made products?

congress could not pass tariffs

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15

Many Antifederalists argued that the Constitution did not offer enough protection for

individual rights

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Why was it important for New York and Virginia to ratify the Constitution?

they had the biggest population

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Ratification Process

to approve something

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Amendment Process

any amendments can be added to the constitution

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What form did the Bill of Rights take when it became law

the first ten amendments to the constitution

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Virginia Plan

representatives based on state population

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New Jersey Plan

legislature with equal representation of states rather than representation by population

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How did the delegates at the Constitutional Convention handle the issue of slavery?

they banned slave trade in 1808

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What was the purpose of the Federalist Papers?

to try and convince New York to ratify

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The Bill of Rights

the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution

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Which power was given to Congress under the Articles of Confederation?

request money from the states and make appropriations, regulating the armed forces, appointing civil servants, and declaring war.

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Which factor determined whether a territory could become a state?

their population

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Who is known as the Father of the Constitution?

James Madison

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Under the Articles of Confederation, who could make treaties with other nations?

Congress

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What law provided public schools?

northwest ordinance of 1787

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7 Principles of the Constitution

republicanism, federalism, limited government, popular sovereignty, separation of powers, checks and balances, individual rights

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Who was on TEAM FEDERALIST?

James Madison, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Ben Franklin, and John Adams.

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Who was on TEAM ANTIFEDERALIST?

Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, James Monroe, George Mason, and Samuel Adams.

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Ohio's Electoral Number?

17

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How many in the Senate

100 people

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House of Representatives

435 people

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Congress

535 people

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divided western lands into townships?

land ordinance of 1785

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