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The 1st son inherits everything is:
primogeniture
What was the new name of the Anglican Church?
Protestant Episcopal Church
What religious group founded the world's first anti-slavery society?
Philadelphia Quakers
What state's constitution allowed women the right to vote?
New Jersey
What body of government summoned the states to write new constitutions?
Continental Congress
What did the Land Ordinance of 1785 say?
The acreage of the old Northwest be sold and the proceeds used to pay off national debt
What did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 say?
It forbade slavery in the old northwest, created 2 evolutionary territorial stages that would eventually lead to the forming of new states
What is Shay's Rebellion?
Shay broke people out of debtor's jail and attacked tax collectors
What did the Annapolis Convention do?
set weights and measures
What did the Constitutional Convention do?
..really, now?
Who started the Virginia Plan and what did it state?
James Madison; # of Reps based on population; 2 houses [upper and lower]
Who started the NJ plan and what did it state?
William Paterson; every state has equal Reps, 1 house
Who started the Connecticut Compromise, what is it also known as, and what was it?
Roger Sherman; Great Compromise; 2 senators for every state, but Reps are based on population
What is the 3/5 Compromise?
each slave counts as 3/5 of a person
What is the slave trade compromise?
slave trade will be banned 20 years after ratification year [it was banned in 1808]
What are three things delegate power controls?
Currency, going to war, and trades/alliances
What are three things reserved power controls?
Driving, marriage, gun laws
What are three thing shared powers control?
taxes, bonds, court/prison
What are three things the national gov. could do under the Articles of Confederation?
borrow $, declare war, make peace treaties
What are 5 weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?
no executive branch, couldn't tax, couldn't regulate interstate trade, no national court, each state had just 1 vote in congress
Who was the first president under the Articles of Confederation?
John Hanson
What state didn't send a delegate to the Constitutional Convention?
Rhode Island
What was the Constitutional Convention AKA?
constitution of demi-gods
How many terms can Reps serve for, and how often are they re-elected?
unlimited; every 2 years
How many terms can senators serve for, and how often are they reelected?
unlimited; they serve for 6 years
What's the 'magic number' electoral college vote?
270
Who were three Federalists and 3 Anti-Federalists?
James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay ; Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee
What are 5 reasons for opposition of the Constitution?
1. created by aristocrats for aristocrats
2. no bill of rights
3. no references to god
4. no annual elections for congressman
5. 2/3 ratification process