Northwest Ordinance of 1787 & Land ordinance of 1785
Relations with Other Countries & Trade and economic troubles
The struggle over Ratification & Argument for and against ratification
The Federalists Gain Support & The federalist papers
Antifederalists Fear a Strong Government & why Farmers Were Antifederalists
100

And this ordinance established the __________________ 

Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, ______, Minnesota, and Wisconsin

 1 Northwest territory 

2 Ohio

100

Congress couldn’t force states to provide ________ for an army

soldiers 

100

Federalists favor _______ Federal

government. Supporters of the Constitution 

George Washington (VA)

James Madison (VA)

Alexander Hamilton (NY)

 strong 

100

The two most trusted Americans George Washington and ________ Franklin favored ratification.

Benjamin 

100

They feared a loss of _______ and

distrusted the absence of a _____ of Rights.

1 liberties 

2 bill

200

When the population of a territory reached _______ , the settlers could ask to join the Union.

60,000

200

The Continental Army disbanded after the _________ the  of 1783

 Treaty of Paris

200

Antifederalists fear a _________

government. Opposed the Constitution.

Thomas Jefferson (VA)

John Hancock (MA)

Patrick Henry (VA)

 strong Federal

200


Felt a stronger government provided protection against The ________ Americans and the British in the Northwest.



 Native 

200

They feared concentration of power in a distant elite, believing instead that power should remain in democratically elected _____ governments.

state

300

Laws in the west also protected the settlers’ right to a public ___________ and banned ________

1 education 

2 slavery

300

what does tariff mean?

 taxes on imports and exports 

300

They stressed the weaknesses of the _______.

Articles

300

Artisans in the cities and most  ______

supported ratification as well.

newspapers 

300

Leading Anti Federalists included Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and _____ Henry.

Patrick 

400

Townships were ______________ divided into ______ of _________ each 

1 36 square miles

2 36 lots

3 640 across 

400

U.S. merchants who sold goods such as rice and tobacco had to ____ prices to cover the cost of tariffs

 raise

400

They argued that only the proposed ________ could remedy these weaknesses.

Constitution 


400

In Federalist No.10 and Federalist No. 51, Madison argued that a strong national government and the Constitution’s system of ______ and balances would strengthen liberty.

checks


400

They feared the Constitution threatened state ____ relief laws that rescued many from foreclosure.

 debtor

500

One lot went to the ____________ , four lots went to _________ , and the rest were _____ to the public

1 public school

2 veterans

3 sold

500

These higher prices are passed on to U.S. ______ , who are already struggling financially

 customers 

500

They were led by James Madison and Alexander Hamilton who, along with John Jay, published a series of essays called The _______.

Federalist 

500

In Federalist No. 78, Hamilton

wrote of the importance of a

_______ branch to protect liberty.

judicial 

500

Farmers also distrusted lawyers, merchants, and the wealthy, who were largely _________.

Federalists

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