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Idea that government should serve the will of the people
Representative Government
Plan for States be represented equally in the Senate and by population in the House
Connecticut Compromise
First English charter of liberties
Magna Carta
Statement that Parliament forced the King to sign, declaring that even a king must obey the law of the land
Petition of Right
Plan called for representation in Congress by population or amount of money given
Virginia Plan
Those for whom the Constitution represented a too powerful government
Anti-Federalist
Refusing to buy or sell goods
boycott
Organized by people whom the king made a grant of land available and could be settled in whatever manner they see fit
Proprietary Colony
Connecticut Compromise, New Jersey Plan, Virginia Plan
State Representation Proposals
Objected to ratification process because of States' rights and concern for God
Anti-Federalist*
In the charter colonies, most government matters are handled by the
Colonists
[Blank] was a colony founded mainly as a place for personal and religious freedom.
Massachusetts
[Blank] has one of the oldest State constitutions and is still in force today.
Massachusetts*
In Benjamin Franklin's opinion, the final Constitution can best be summarized as
Perfect
British tradition, John Locke writings, governments from Greece and Rome, and State constitutions influenced the [Blank] in developing the Constitution
Framers
[Blank] was a feature that State constitutions and the Articles of Confederation have in common.
Popular Sovereignty
After the Revolutionary War, the national government proved too weak to deal with [Blank] and [Blank] problems.
Economic & Political
A major objective of both the Annapolis and Philadelphia Convention was to have a federal plan for regulating [Blank]
Interestate Trade
During the [Blank] Continental Congress, they agreed to begin raising an army.
Second
At the Philadelphia Convention, the delegates agreed to draft a new [Blank]
Constitution
Delegates met at Mount Vernon and [Blank] to recommend a federal plan for regulating commerce.
Annapolis
The States selected electors who voted to elect our first [Blank] and [Blank]
President & Vice President
By the mid 1700s, British rule in the colonies was marked by allowing a certain degree of [Blank] to the colonists
Self Rule
Benjamin's Franklin's attitude toward the new constitution was a combination of [Blank] and [Blank]
Astonishment & Optimism
The Framers of the Constitution and their work centered around the proposal set out in the [Blank] Plan
Virginia
What type of basic government concept did the Magna Carta reflect?
Limited Government
The difference between royal and proprietary colonies is that in royal or charter colonies the governor is elected, not [Blank]
Appointed
Up to the Second Continental Congress, the colonists became better [Blank] and more [Blank]
Organized & Defiant
The right of the people to abolish an abusive government was first expressed by Americans in the [Blank]
Declaration of Independence
What 3 characteristics did English colonies possess?
Territory, Population, Government
The first State constitutions focused mainly on [Blank] governmental power
Limiting
What contributed the most toward the realization that the nation needed a strong central government?
Economic Issues
[Blank] objected because of fear the new government would have too much power and the people would have too little.
Anti-Federalist**