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Forming a Government

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People agreed the new country should be a __________, a government in which citizens rule through elected representatives.   show
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Women, African-Americans, and ____________ did not take part in the Constitutional Convention because they lacked rights.   show
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Congress decided to pass the___________, which divided western lands into townships to help pay off the national debt.   show
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show high taxes  
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where most of the power was held under the Articles of Confederation   show
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show two  
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show Northwest Ordinance of 1787  
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Representatives in the House are ________________________.   show
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show checks and balances  
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government branch that writes the laws   show
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government branch that make sure laws are carried out   show
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government branch that interprets the laws   show
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show Magna Carta  
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show one  
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supporters of the ratification of the U.S. Constitution   show
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French writer declaring the powers of government should be separated and balanced against each other.   show
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show federalism  
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show New Jersey  
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show 3/4  
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freeing of individual enslaved persons   show
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another word for meeting   show
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another word for revise   show
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settlement of a dispute by each party giving up some demands   show
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powers that are specifically given to Congress   show
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powers that belong to the States   show
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powers that are suggested but not directly stated in the Constitution   show
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show judicial review  
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established procedures in taking actions against a citizen   show
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