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History ch.7

History questions and answers

QuestionAnswer
Federalist Era An etirely new goverment and procedures for operating had to be established
Thomas Jefferson Signed Declaration of Independencde;bought Luisiana Purchase
John Adams Part of Committee to Draft the Declaration of Independence; XYZ Affair; tried to create peace between Great Britain and France
Alexander Hamilton First seceratary of the Treasury
Constitutional Convention hosted in NY by John Adams(?) to try and create a new goverment and where the Constitution of the US was signed by its supporters
Bill of Rights first 10 amendments to the constitution and are the main tenants of American life.
George Washington First president and was a general in the military; Our American figure
Daniel Shays Led the Shay rebellion by trying to save his farm from being confiscated by the goverment collectors by using force.
President Advisers THe president's advisers would be people such as the presidential cabinate, house of Reps. and the Senate
3 branches og Goverment judical(decides what each law actually means), legislative(makes laws), executive(approves laws)
Purpose of Consitution First, it establishes and limits the powers of the federal government. Second, it sets forth our rights as individual citizens in the United States of America.
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