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A rebellion is Massachusetts that proved how weak The Articles of Confederation were.

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An act that prohibited trade with other countries from the United States

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The seventh vice president of the United States from South Carolina

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A war in 1812 where the Americans fought the British

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The acts that would prepare for the War of 1812 against France

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A document that would later lead to a cold war against republic France known as the Quasi-War

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The two major parties that compete for president

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A bank that is managed and run through the government

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A federalist and Founding Father of The United States

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A founding father of the United States that would later become president

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A tariff enacted to protect an industry from becoming bankrupt

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A constitution made to replace the Articles of Confederation so that the government could gain more power

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A Democracy where the people elect someone to represent their ideas

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A government that is not above the law and has a document containing the rules for the government

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A system put in to make sure that not one branch would be more powerful than the others

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An idea that power should be separated to avoid one person or group becoming too powerful

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The idea that states have a government that can create states laws as long as the also correspond to the Federal government

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A government ran by the people

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The first ten Amendments of the Constution

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People who believe that the National Government should not have lots of power

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People who believe in a strong national government

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The act of agreeing to a document that would be enforced

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A compromise that said the government would not regulate trade for twenty years

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A compromise that made slaves count has three-fifths of a person when determining a population of a state

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The branch of Government that checks if laws are "constitutional" and decides federal crimes

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The branch of government that holds the congress and house of representatives and mostly creates laws and bills for the U.S.

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The branch of the government that has the president which can veto laws and appoints Judges to the Judaical branch

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The compromise that created the House of Representatives and the Senate

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The idea that the amount of delegates a state would receive is equal throughout all states

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The plan that the amount of delegates a state would get is determined by the population of the state

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An invention by Eli Whitney that would pick the seeds out of the cotton making more cotton throughout the year due to an increase in efficiency

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This compromise stated that the trade of slaves could not be regulated until twenty years later

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A city in South Carolina that would later become the capital due to its central location in the state

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Governor of South Carolina, signed the constitution, member of the senate, and member of the house of representatives

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A political leader in South Carolina that served in the Continental Congress

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Was considered the first constitution for the thirteen colonies after the American Revolution

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A government that is based on laws created by the government

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Legislative Bodies created for states in the thirteen colonies