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The act of stopping trade with Britain and France .

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South Carolina's "warhawk" during the War of 1812.

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The war between Britain and America which their was no clear victory.

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The acts put into place to silence Democratic-Republican newspapers and to limit their power.

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When the United States got tired of France sinking our ships, John Adams sent three delegates to negotiate with France. The representatives said "no", and tension continued.

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The party led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison that believed in a weaker national government and that the Constitution should be read strictly.

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The Federal Bank that issues bank notes and collects taxes.

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The leader of the Federalists party.

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Our third president, and the leader of the Democratic- Republican party.

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A tax on imported goods to encourage American-made products.

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The document that embodies the laws and principles of the government of the United States.

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People hold the power, but we elect officials and representatives.

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When government power is restricted by a constitution.

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When each branch check's each other's power.

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The three branches limit the power of each branch.

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The sharing of powers between national and state governments.

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When the power of government comes from the people.

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The first ten amendments to the Constitution.

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The group that wanted larger representation and opposed a stronger national government.

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The group that wanted smaller representation and a stronger national government.

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To confirm consent upon something and make it official.

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The compromise to decide if the government should regulate trade, resulting in Congress being allowed to regulate trade.

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A compromise reached that resulted in three out of every five blacks counting towards representation.

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The branch that decides if laws made by the Legislative Branch are Constitutional.

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The branch that creates laws.

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The branch in charge of enforcing the laws made by the legislative branch and interpreted by the judicial branch.

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An agreement that created equal representation in the Senate and proportional representation in the House of Representatives.

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A proposal for a structure in the United States Government that was presented in 1787.

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A proposal by Virginia delegates for a bicameral legislative branch.

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An efficient machine invented by Eli Whitney  that quickly separates cotton fibers from their seeds.

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A compromise to create equal representation between the upcountry and the lowcountry.

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The capital and largest city in South Carolina.

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An uprising that took place in Massachusetts in 1786 and was led by Daniel Shays.

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A signer of the Declaration of Independence that suggested amendments to the constitution rather than starting over.

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The man who served as president of the Continental Congress.

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The first Constitution of the United States.

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The legal government of a state.

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This raised an army, issued currency, enforced non-importation, and wrote a constitution.