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allowed larger states more votes than smaller states
(favored by largger states) |
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gave all states an equal amont of power
(favored by smaller states) |
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the fee you needed to pay in order to vote
cause: to prevent african americans and poor white
people from voting |
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were the civil war amendments successful in
protecting the rights of african americans? |
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| no more woman's sufferage; 50% affected |
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| weakness(s) of the articals of confederation: |
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*rules to ridged
*could not tax
*could not inforce laws
*no courts |
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the right of goverment to take private property
for public use, but the goverment must pay a good amount of money to the owner |
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| reason to replace the articals of confederation: |
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| the articals were to weak |
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| federalist and anti-federalist |
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federalist: in favor of the constitution
anti-federalist: against the contitution and wanted a
strong state goverment |
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| main ideas of articals of confederation: |
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I. legislative
II. executive
III. judicial
IV.interaction of states and national goverment
V. how to change/ amend
VI. supream law of land
VII. how to ratify |
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| introduction to the constitution |
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| the house of congress basedon population |
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| "necessary and proper" clause |
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| congress has the right to make laws for necessary causes |
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