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Unit VI: New Nation, New Government Vocabulary

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Unit VI: New Nation, New Government Vocabulary

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United States representative during the X, Y, Z Affair from South Carolina. He also signed the Constitution, was a Senator, and a member of the House of Representatives.

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An act that prohibited the United States from trading with foreign countries.

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A South Carolina politician who used the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions during the state's secession. He also was a member of Congress who declared war on Britain in 1812. His nickname was the Warhawk.

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War mainly between the US and England after the British attacked US ships. The outcome had no clear victor.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Acts that federalists passed to silence Democratic-Republicans and to limit the other party's power.

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3 French delegates tried to bribe 3 US delegates sent by John Adams in an attempt to negotiate peace between France and the US.

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One of the two early US political parties that believed in a weak national government, apposed Hamilton's proposals, and were led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

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A federal bank that collects taxes and issues bank notes. This was Alexander Hamilton's idea.

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The first Secretary of the Treasury, a federalist, and had 4 proposals to improve the government. This included the creation of a National Bank.

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The leader of the anti-federalists and also the Secretary of State.

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A tariff used to protect an industry.

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Set of 7 articles that serve as the "supreme law of the land" in the United States.

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A type of government where the citizens of an area vote for people to represent them in the government.

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A government that is restricted by the law.

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System where each branch can check the other branch, which balances the power.

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The power of the government is separated into branches. There are three branches in the United States government.

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The concept on how national and state governments share the power.

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The idea that the power in a government comes from the people.

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The first 10 amendments added on to the Constitution.

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Group of people who supported a weaker federal government.

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Group of people who supported a strong federal government.

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Approving of a law.

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Promised that the government would regulate exports of slave trade for 20 years.

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Compromise that said that 3 out of every 5 slaves counted towards the population in the House of Representatives.

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Branch that determines if laws are constitutional.

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Branch that makes the laws.

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Branch that enforces the law.

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Compromise made between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. This made the legislature bicameral, with one house having equal representation and the other being based on population.

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Plan supported by smaller states that gave equal representation to each state in the legislature

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Plan supported by larger states where the legislature's representatives for states would be based off of population.

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Machine that can pick cotton faster than a human and more quantities at a time.

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A compromise reached by the SC government that evened out representation in the legislature between the upcountry and low country.

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The capitol city of South Carolina.

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A protest in Massachusetts that led to the Philadelphia Convention, where ideas of a the US Constitution first started.

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South Carolina political leader during the Revolutionary War.

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The first US Constitution that was eventually deemed to weak after the Revolutionary War.

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Government that is not official, but is followed by the people.

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Meeting in South Carolina in 1774 that improved the South Carolina state and its government.