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Chapter 9 Study Guide

front 1

Law

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Another name for ordinance

front 2

Amendment

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A change to the Constitution

front 3

Ratify

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To accept

front 4

Politcal Party

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a group that shares similar ideas about government

front 5

Articles of Confederation

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Gave states MORE power than the national government

front 6

American representatives at the Constituional Convention

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White men who owned land

front 7

Republic

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A government that follows a constitution and whose citizens elect its leaders

front 8

the Three-Fifths Rule

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Every 5 slaves would count as 3 free people

front 9

Federal System of Government

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The states share power with the national government

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Three branches of government

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Legislative, Executive, Judicial

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System of Checks and Balances

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Keeps one branch of government from becoming more powerful than the other.

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Bill of Rights

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Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of speech and religion

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Alexander Hamilton

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Supported manufacturing and trade

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Democratic-Republicans

Federalist parties

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Political parties formed by Jefferson and Hamilton

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Thomas Jefferson

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Supported limiting the national government

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Alexander Hamilton

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Wanted America to have a national bank.