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chapter 8 vocab.

QuestionAnswer
Wilderness Daniel boone helped build whats called the wilderness road.
Republic People choose there repasentative to govern them.
Articles of confederation National government had few powers.
Land ordinance of 1785 Called surveyors to stake or six mile square plots called townships.
Northwest territory Included land that formed the states of Ohio,Indiana, MIchigan,Illinois,Wisconsin.
Northwest ordinance Decribed how the northwest was to be governed
Shays rebellion An uprising of debt ridden massachuets farmers.
Constitutional convention philadelphia meeting became known, Were a very immpressive group, half were lawyers.
James madison One of the albest delegates was james madison. He read more than a 100 books to prepare for the meeting.
Virginia plan Proposed three branches.The first branch of government was the legeslative,which made laws the executive and the judicial branches.
Great compromise To satisfy smaller states, each state would have an equal number of votes.
Three fifths comprimise Three fifths of the slaves population would be counted when setting direct taxes on the states.
Federalism Is a system of government in which power is shared between the centeral governmentand the states.
Federalist People who supported the constitution
Antifederalist Thought that constitution took to much power away from the states and did not guarentee rights for the people.
The federalist papers these essays first appeared as letters in the new york newspaper and later into published boooks.
George mason Perhaps the most influential virginia aside from Washington.
Bills of rights First acts of the new government.
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