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21 Cards in this Set

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Thomas Jefferson - 2
drafted the ordinance which est. stages of self-gov. for the west; "Notes on the State of Virginia" (claimed blacks lacked American loyalty)
Daniel Shays - 2
vet from War of Independence; led crowds of debt-ridden farmers to close courts in order to save land (Shay's Rebellion)
James Bowdoin - 2
Gov. of Massachusetts; felt no sympathy for Shay's Rebellers
James Madison - 5
Virginian; "Father of the Constitution"; presented the Virginia plan (two house legislature); proposed to allow congress to veto laws; presented Bill of Rights
Alexander Hamilton - 2
youthful leader of nationalists from West Indies; proposed president and senate serve life terms
John Marshall - 1
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
George Washington - 2
held Constitutional meetings; was presiding officer
George Mason - 1
author of Virginia's Declaration of Rights in 1776
Governor Morris - 1
one of Pennsylvania's delegates who was swayed by threats
John Jay - 2
missed American "free air" while on a diplomatic mission in Spain; contributor for "The Federalists"
Publius - 1
pen name for Hamilton
Melancton Smith - 1
member of congress who warned that the Constitution would cause oppression
James Lincoln - 2
anti-federalist; "what is liberty?"
George Bryan - 2
supporter of ratification; "Golden Phantom"
Henry Knox - 2
Secretary of War; hoped for minimal warfare with Indians
Little Turtle - 1
leader of Miami Confederacy
Arthur St. Clair - 1
American governor of NW territory
Anthony Wayne - 1
leader of troops who defeated Little Turtle's forces
Hector St. John Crevecoeur - 2
"Letters from an American Farmer" (illustrated process of black exclusion): popularized "melting pot"
Benjamin Banneker - 1
free black who taught himself mathematics
Sally Hemings - 1
slave of Jefferson's