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| Any Change to the constitution. |
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| Opposed ratification of the constitution. |
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| first 10 Amendments of Constitution. |
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| Refusal to purchase certain goods. |
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| System in which each branch has powers over the others. |
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| Freedoms to act and think without government interference. |
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| Laws based on precedents. |
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| Written plan for government |
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| Constitutional Convention |
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| Meeting of state delegates in 1787 leading to the adoption of the constitution. |
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| Government controlled by one or a small group of people. |
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| a form of democracy in which people vote first hand. |
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| people elected to elect the president and vice president. |
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| Form of Government in which power is divided by state and federal governments. |
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| supporters of constitution |
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| Theory a country should sell more goods. |
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| legal process to become a citizrn. |
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| ruling that is used as a basis of a decision. |
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| representtative democracy |
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| citizens choose a smaller group to govern them. |
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| split of authority through the branches. |
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