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Chapter 8 Vocab Bk

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The trail to Kentucky that daniel Boone help build. Wilderness Road.
The people choose representatives to govern them. Republic.
The Continental Congree came to the final plan. Articles of Confederation.
Called for surveyors to stake townships in the Western land. Land Ordinance of 1785.
This Territory included land that formed the states of ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin Northwest Territory.
Decribed how the Territory was to be governed. Northwest Ordinance.
An uprising of debt ridden Massachusetts farmers in 1787. Shay's Rebellion.
Philadelphia Meeting Constitutional Convention.
One of the ablest delegates. James Madison.
A plan Proposed by Edmund Randolph. Virginia PLan.
A plan that called for legislature with only one house. New Jersey PLan.
qThe Constitutional Convention's argeement to establish a two-house national legislature. Great Compromise.
A system of government in which power is shared between the central government and the states, Federalism
The people who supported the Constitution. Federalists.
People who opposed the Constitution. Antifederalists.
Essay that first appeared as letters in the New York newspapers. The Federalist Papers.
The most influential Virginian aside from Washington. George Mason.
The ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights.
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