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| mission was to find alternate route from Spain to India, but instead found the Americas |
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| believed that social order was man made and therefore could be changed by people and believed that people were ruled because they allowed themselves to be ruled |
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| saw people as good and rational. believed in an original equality of all people |
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| social contract: agreement between a king and his subjects whereas the subject consents to being ruled and the king agrees to protect them, but this can dissolved by the subjects when they want to |
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| Commander of the Continental Colonial army, first president, and on the $1 bill |
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| "father of the constitution" came up with the separation of powers and the checks and balances system |
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| route used to bring slaves to America |
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| president during the civil war. wrote the emancipation proclamation. |
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| General of the confederates |
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| Slaves were treated like livestock, much like cattle |
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| U.S. ambassador to France. inventor. on the $100 bill |
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| hate group in the south created to terrorize black people. ku klux comes from the greek kuklos which means circle. but its also been said to stand for the sounds of loading and locking a rifle |
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| president of the confederacy |
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| wrote the constitution, 3rd president, bought Louisiana in the Louisiana purchase |
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| cannot be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. and you do not have to testify against yourself |
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| freedom of religion, speech, assembly, and press |
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| right to keep and bear arms |
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| no quartering of troops/ right to privacy |
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illegal search and seizure
. right to bodily privacy |
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| no cruel and unusual punishment |
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