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| urged Bill of Rights to be added to the constitution |
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| 1st cheif Justice of the Supreme Court |
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| serves as the cheif executive of this branch and the nation's head of the state |
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| belived the rich and educated should have all the political power |
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| one must live in America for 14 years to become a citizen |
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| Fed were for the constitution while Anti Feds were agianst it |
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| How tax on whisky affected farmers. |
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| unable to pay outstanding loans |
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| Slave trade would last 20 years |
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3 branches by James Madison
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| were by James Madison and judged the Alien and Sedition act |
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| When the 1st set of laws were ratified |
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| Fed. were ___ the French Revolution. ____ was a Fed. Fed.'s interpretation was ____. They were supported by ___. Their thoughts on the economy were ___. Types of people were ___. |
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Alexander Hamilton
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New England
manufacturing, shipping, and trade
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| Dem. Rep. were ___ the French Rev. ___ was a Dem. Rep. They were supported by ___ and thier interpretation was ___. Dem. Rep. thoughts on the economy were ___ and the types of people were ___. |
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| allows each branch to ammend or veto acts of another branch |
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| What did England and Spain do? |
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| England refused to withdrawl Ohio Valley troops and Spain closed the New Orleans port |
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| Fed. gov. could only do what the constituion said |
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Whiskey rebelllion vs Shays
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| Gives powere to the annual leg. or exe. act the judges declare unconstitutional |
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| Gov.'s reaction to the WR |
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| right to superior honor on a special occasion |
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| delegates tried to do away with the AoC |
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| persuade NY leg. to ratify the Const. by easing the fears that the gov. is too strong |
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| constituion allowed fed. gov. to take certain unstated actions as long as it was called for |
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| After the Rev. what happened to the US economically? |
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| How Hamilton raised money? |
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| Taxing whisky and imposing tarrifs |
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| Shared political agenda and wished to control gov. by winning elections to pub. officials |
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| How our gov. reflect the compromise? |
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| Congress- House of Rep. and Senate |
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