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no taxing power

they had no money to pay soldiers

inflation

causes prices for goods to rise dramatically. people couldn't afford them

tarriff wars

tax on imported goods

federalist

belived in a powerful national government, and they wanted a ratification on the constitution

anti-federalist

wanted a limited national government with the states holding the majority of the power

george washington

was the president of the constitutional convection

james madison

father of the constitution

roger sherman

main author the great compromise



gouvernuer morris

wrote the final draft of the constitution.

william paterson

main author of the virginia plan



ben franklin

oldest delgate at the constitution, used his wisdom annd humor to calm tempers and encourage tempers

alexander hamilton

imtimidated people with his brilliant mind

great compromise

1 president, senate 2 votes per state, h.o.r 1 vote per every 100,000 people

3/5th's compromise

every 5 white people equal 3 black people

popular soverignity

all the power from the people



republicanism

we vote for the political representation

seperation of powers

tyranny-an unjust gov.


executive, legislative, judicial

checks and balances

each of the 3 branches has the power over the other 2 branches



individual rights

the bill of rights gurantees certain individual rights and liberties

executive branch

enforces the law, president-4 year term, vice-president-cabnient

legislative branch

senate-2 per state-6yr term-leader is the vice president, h.o.r-based on pop.-2yr term leader is the speaker of the house,

if the president signs the bill

it becomes a law

if the president holds the bill without signing it

it last for 10 days but then it becomes a pocket veto

if the president vetos the bill

returns to the congress, they can override it with a 2/3 vote

h.o.r used to have how many people

65 represenatives

senate used to have how many people

2 per state

president requirements

35 years old, u.s citizen from birth, lived in u.s for 14 or more years

senator requirements

30 years old, u.s citizen for 9 years, live in the state they represent

represenative requirements

25 years old, u.s citizen for 7 or more years, live in the state they represent

legislative branch can...

override the president's veto, can impeach or remove judges, must ratify all treaties with foreign countries

executive branch can...

can veto bills passed by congress, can grant pardon and reprieves to federal offenders, can call a special session to congress

judicial branch can...

can declare acts of the president being unconstitutional, can declare laws passed by congress being unconstitutional

first admendement

freedom of religion, freedom of press, freedom of assembly, freedom of speech, freedom of petition

second amendement

freedom to own a gun



fifth amendment

protects that right of not testifying against yourself in court

eighth amendement

protects the right to excessive bail and cruel punishment

3 responsibility as a responsible citizen

obey laws, vote in elections, pay taxes