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| Great Awakening appeal to |
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| women, members of minority groups, poor people |
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| first law of Parliament that taxed colonies, not just trade goods |
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| primary author of Declaration of Independence |
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| one fourth of Washington's troops died of disease and malnutrition at Valley Forge |
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| smaller states object to Virginia Plan |
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| small staes would have few representatives in Congress while large states would have many |
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| civil cases guaranteed by Seventh Amendment involve |
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| disputes over money or property |
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| From Fifth Amendment, no one can be deprived of property without due process of law unless |
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| it was obtained through illegal activities |
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| George Washington was chosen as America's first president |
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| his caracter, honesty, and patriotism |
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| Thomas Jefferson became vice president in 1796 |
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| second place finsiher in presidential campaign |
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| wife of John Adams who wrote many letters concerning women's suffrage |
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| resolved the differences between the United States and Great Britain |
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| Fundamental rights, such as religious liberty and equality before the law |
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