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| this was created in the Constitution to prevent the federal govt. from beggining too powerful |
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| known as father of the Constitution |
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| this word means to approve |
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| captial of SC was moved to this city in 1786 |
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| supported the ratification of the Constitution |
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| After the American Revolution, SC was in a major economic _______ b/c of debt, crop failures |
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| opposed the ratification of the Constitution |
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| this plan called for a bicameral legislature based population |
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| this part of SC opposed the ratification of the Constitution |
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| led a rebellion of poor, unhappy farmers in Massachusetts |
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| part of SC that had more delgates in the General Assembly |
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| compromise that gave SC more representatives in Congress |
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| said the House of Representatives would be based on population & each state would have 2 senators |
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| greatest achievement of the A. of C. b/c it established a plan to admit new states |
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| under the A. of C., the US had a _____ central govt. & a strong state govt. |
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| meeting to revise the Articles of Confederation |
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| Constitutional Convention |
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| 1st ten amendments to the Constitution that protected American liberties |
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| SC was the ___ state to ratify the Constitution |
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| first constitution of the US |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| elected as Pres. of the Constitution Convention |
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| the SC Constitution of 1790 created the ______ of church and state |
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| this plan called for a one house legislature with one vote for each state |
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| city where the Constitution Convention met |
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