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Virginia Statue of Religious Freedom
no person could be forced to attend church or pay taxes to a church.
Northwest Ordinance
Banned slavery in the northwest territory.
Established admission of state to the Union
Northwest Territory of 1787
Main cause of Shay's Rebellion
collection of taxes on land to pay off war debts hurt farmers.
James Madison

Attended Constitutional Convention in


Philadelphia.

Original purpose of the Convention
improve the Articles of Confederation
New Jersey Plan
Each state had an equal voice.
Three-fifths Compromise
Counted 3 out of 5 slaves for representation
Federalism

sharing power between the states of the


government and the states of the country.

Anti-federalists
felt that the central government was given too much power.
Federalist papers
attempted to reassure Americans that the new federal government would not overpower the states.
Amendment
official change
tariffs
taxes
Depression
A period of low economic activity
Inflation

Occurs when there are increased prices for goods combined with the reduced value of


money.

Interstate commerce
trade between two or more states.
Virginia Plan

States would be represented by number of


population.

Great Compromise

Two representatives in the Senate and the


legislature is determined by states population.

Executive Branch
makes sure laws are carried out.
Judicial Branch
responsible for interpreting laws and punishing criminals.
Legislative Branch
A congress that is responsible for proposing and passing laws.
Bill of Rights
Ten Amendments