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Important source of information to interpret the constitution

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A compromise between small and large states to establish the legislative structure each state will have

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The population of the slaves would count as three-fifths

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A person that supports several states under on central government

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The constitution gave the central government too much power

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Written document establishing the functions of the national government

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Signing formal consent to a treaty or agreement

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A proposal from Virginia delegates for a bicameral legislative branches

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A proposal for the structure of the united states

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A philosopher that thought humans would be selfish and in anarchy without government

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A philosopher that believed that all men are natural and free

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A organization or alliance with other political parties

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The people give consent or peoples rule to the government

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Bill that created separation of powers in government limiting the power of the king or queen

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Legislator split into two separate houses

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A philosopher that wanted natural laws wanted church separate from the government

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A philosopher that believed in separations of power

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A philosopher that believed in individual freedoms

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A state governs itself while the central government is primary

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Central system of Government

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Sovereign states delegate power to central government

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A system that allows the people to vote for government representatives

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The right for church to be free from government

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Absolute rule by one person

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A government system with restrictions fro other authorities

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Settling a dispute with mutual agreement

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People elect lawmakers or representatives

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A Government system that has one person with power like a dictatorship

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A small group of people in control of country