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Republic

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a government in which power
rests with the people, who elect representatives
to make and enforce laws

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Federalist

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person who supported the
new Constitution

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Anti Federalist

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person who does not supported the
new Constitution

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Articles of Confederation

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adopted in
1781, set up a system of government that
divided power between the national government
and the state governments

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Bill of Rights

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first ten constitutional
amendments, which guarantee freedom
of speech, press, religion, and other rights

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Electors

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delegates also decided how the president would be chosen.

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Legislative Branch

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Legislature is a type of representative deliberative assembly with the power to create, amend and ratify laws. The laws created by a legislature is called legislation or statutory law.

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Executive Branch

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the branch of the United States government that is responsible for carrying out the laws

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Judical Branch

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the branch of the United States government responsible for the administration of justice

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Louisiana Purchase

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territory in the western United States purchased from France in 1803 for $15 million; extends from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains

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War Hawk

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any Western leader who
wanted to go to war against Britain to
stop British aid to Native Americans and
to force British out of Canada

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Embargo Act of 1807

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American ships were forbidden to sail to foreign
ports, and American ports were closed to British ships.

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Impressments

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kidnapping,
of American sailors to work on British ships

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Treaty of Ghenty

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the documentl signed at the end the war of 1812

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1. The terms agreed upon in the Great Compromise were

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the representation of the State was decided on their population

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2.The states that didn't approve the Constitution were

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North C. and Rhode Island

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3a. The three branches of the government with in the federal system are the following:

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3a:Legislative Branch, Executive Branch, and Judicial Branch

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3b. they protect the government from gaining too much power bythe following ways:

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3b: having three different braches and they all have powers that make then Equal

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4a. one amendment that protects a individual within the legal system is

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4a. the search and seizure act

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4b.described this amendment

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4b. this amendment makes it so government has to have a warrant to go in their house to search or take anything

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4c. basic rights the amendment is protecting

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4c. privacy

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5a. The three right-to-vote amendments

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5a.
1-age
2-race
3-gender

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5b. What changed in each of them

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5b.
1- the age went from 21 to 18
2- you could be any race
3- ladies could vote too

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6a. Goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition:

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6a. to map out the west and to reach the Pacifc Ocean

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6b. Goals of the Pike expedition:

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6b. to map out and describe the east of the Louisiana Purchase

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7a. people that were important to the Lewis and Clark expedition

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7a. Sacawgawea

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7b. the reasons they were important.

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7b. helped them talk to Indians, showed then what food is good to eat, and helped them go the right way

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8. Causes of the War of 1812

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8. the cuase of the war of 1812 is that the Birtsh did not leave the USA, trade issue, and impressments

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9a. The definition of prohibition is

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9a. you could not have alcohol

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9b. which amendment appealed prohibition

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9b.

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10. The president who limited presidential terms to two terms is

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10. Franklin Roosevelt