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Chapter 2 Holt

Carroll County-Chapter 2: Mr. C

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Term used to describe a one-chamber legislature. unicameral
Agreement to stop buying or using a good or service. boycott
Proposed by Ben Franklin, and rejected by the colonial and British governments. Albany Plan of Union
"Great Charter" that limited the English monarch's power. Magna Carta
Counterproposal to the Virginia Plan New Jersey Plan
Person who officially represents interests of others or of a government Delegate
Formal approval Ratification
Basic set of laws and principles that establishes a nation's government Constitution
Requires that government leaders, including monarchs, must act according to set laws Rule of Law
Legal document that established a loose confederation among the thirteen states Articles of Confederation
Originally known as the Connecticut Plan, Created a bicameral legislature in the United States Great Compromise
Opponents of the Constitution Antifederalists
Part of a lengthy conflict between Parliament and Charles I Petition of Right
Document that gave settlers the right to establish a colony Charter
Stated that the monarchy could not rule without consent of Parliament English Bill of Rights
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