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ordered government is  need to regulate people's relationship with each other in a society.

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Limited Government
Representative Government
Magna Carta
Petition of Right
English Bill of Rights
Popular sovereignty
Limited Government to the constitution
Representative Government- The idea that

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proprietary colony- based on a gran lot land by the English monarch to proprietor.
Royal colony- directly controlled by the king through an appointed Governor.
Charter colonies operated under charters agreed by the colonist and the king.

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Federalists vs Anti-Federalists in Five Minutes

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taxation without representation originated during the 1790's.
It summarized a primary grievance of the American colonist  in the 13 colonies.

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the appointed 5 of the declaration of independence are:
1.John Adams
2.Benjamin Franklin
3.Thomas Jefferson
4.Robert Livingston
5.Roger Sherman.

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Main writer of the Declaration of Independence

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Main writer of the Declaration of Independence

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The main writer of the declaration of independence was Thomas Jefferson who wrote most of the Declaration of independence.
Jefferson got his inspiration from the Virginia Declaration of Rights which in turn is inspired by John Locke's Social Contract Theory.

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Events that lead up to the American Revolution

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Events that lead up to the American Revolution

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Sugar act (1764)
Currency act (1751-1764)
Stamp act (1765)
Quoting act (1765)
Townshend act (1769)
Boston massacre (1770)
Tea act (1773)
Boston Tea Party (1773)

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Representative Government,Limited Government,Individual rights, and separation of powers.
People wanted a government that would represent their ideas and beliefs.
Power was divided between branches of Government so one group wouldn't have a lot of power.
Government was carefully balanced and limited so the people would not have to say anything about Government.
One way to protect people from Excess Government power was to legally protect their rights and liberties.

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the Articles of Confederation was the first national government of the United States which  guarded state governments by creating a weak national government.

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the AoC had many powers which included
Power to declare war
power to sign treaties
appoint military officers
appoint foreign ambassadors
make alliances
manage relationships with Native Americans

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The AoC created a weak Government which they didn't have a court system  or provisions for the executive office.
States retained all powers they had before the creation of the articles of confederation.

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The weakness of that led to the downfall of the Articles of Confederation was mostly states using their own currency.
The Articles limited Government to the point they couldn't effectively make or enforce laws and regulations

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In September 1786 a small band of farmers who live in Massachusetts rebelled at the prospect of losing their lands and farms.
The commanding officer of the rebellion is Captain. Daniel Shay a former Revolutionary war soldier.
Farmers attacked courthouses by preventing judges from foreclosing on their land.
By 1787 the ranks increased  to nearly 2,500 men and Shay also stormed the Springfield military arsenal which kept hundreds of guns.
Plus Massachusetts  asked congress for help but instead a state militia stopped the rebellion.
After the rebellion it hastened moves to revise the Articles of Confederation.

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Another event that led to repeal the Articles of Confederation 

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Another event that led to repeal the Articles of Confederation 

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Another event that occurred on  February 21 1787 congress assembled in Annapolis to hold convention in Philadelphia,PA to revise the Articles of Confederation.
The Philadelphia convention is were the Constitution was created on September 17, 1787

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The Virginia Plan- in weeks before the Philadelphia convention delegates from Virginia gathered to discuss the problems of the existing government.
Apparently what was needed is a new Government and not a revision of the AOC.
Fourth day of the convention Virginia delegate Edmond Randolph presented the Virginia plan to the Philadelphia convention.
Based on James Madison ideas the  Virginia Plan called for the 3 branches of government Legislature, Executive, and Judicial branch.
Unlike The Articles of Confederation Virginia wanted a strong national government to make laws, levy own taxes and control commerce and power to overcome state laws.
The Virginia plan called for a Bicameral Legislature.
The New Jersey plan- Delegates from small states were concerned about The Virginia Plans power for large states.
After 2 weeks of discussion small states made a plan of their own presented by William Paterson of New Jersey created The New Jersey Plan.
The New Jersey Plan called for a strong central government made up of 3 branches and it proposed a Unicameral Legislature with each state using one vote giving equal represnetation to every state.
After three days of vigorous debate the convention voted on The New Jersey Plan but was ultimately rejected

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On June 30, 1787 Roger Sherman of Connecticut rose to present a plan he and a group of delegates planned.
The Connecticut compromise now known as The Great Compromise combined element from both Virginia and New jersey Plans.
Like the Virginia Plan The Great Compromise called for a Bicameral Legislature membership , the lower house became known as the House of Representatives is also known as state population.
In the upper house known as the senate, each state will elect 2 members.

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Disputes settled  by the Philadelphia convention of enslaved people in a state.
The Framers also took the issue of Slave Trade by 1787 the North though it was inhumane.
Southern delegates think it would endanger the entire work of the convention.

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Another compromise would include an presidential election plus electoral votes.
Also the people should elect a president.

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The federalist are supporters of the constitution who are nationalist.
The Anti Federalist disagree with the constitution

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The federalist wanted a strong national government which  would be able to promote the public good.
The Anti-federalist wanted a Bill of Rights and a stronger national government

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The reason why these two groups want what they wanted is because they wanted a national government and a help people.

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The Federalist and Anti-Federalist are two groups who each wanted a national government which one wanted the bill of rights while the other didnt

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The Constitution, the Articles, and Federalism: Crash Course US History #8

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The Great Compromise Explained in 5 Minutes: US History Review

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Constitutional Compromises: Crash Course Government and Politics #5

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Convention of delegates from the 13 colonies that met in the spring of 1775 in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.

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The First and Second Continental Congress