Amendments
Principles
Philosophers
Compromises
Vocabulary
100

Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom to assemble, freedom of the press, right to protest

1st Amendment

100

Each branch has power over the other two branches

Checks and Balances

100

Were Patrick Henry and George Mason federalists or anti-federalists?

Anti-federalists

100

This document limited the king's power and gave citizens the right to a trial by jury

Magna Carta

100

Approval of a document or policy

Ratify

200

No unusual search and seizure

4th Amendment

200

The people have the ultimate authority

Popular Sovereignty

200

Were James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay federalists or anti-federalists?

Federalists

200

Northerns and southerners agreed that 3 out of 5 slaves count towards a state's population for representation

3/5ths Compromise

200

A document outlining the fundamental principles and structures of a government

Constitution

300

Right to due process

5th Amendment


300

The people vote for representatives on their behalf

Republicanism

300

British-American philosopher claimed that if a government did not fulfil its purpose of protecting individual's freedoms, the citizens had the right [and responsibility] to overthrow it

John Locke

300

Created a bicameral congress with one house based on population and the other house having 2 representatives from each state for equal representation

The Great Compromise

300

Basic rights people are born with that cant be taken away

Natural Rights

400

No cruel and unusual punishment

8th Amendment

400

The government CANNOT do what is not in the constitution

Limited Government

400

English philosopher believed that even the king should not take away a person's property and believed strongly in individual rights

William Blackstone

400

This plan recommended that representation from each state be equal

New Jersey Plan


400

A change to the a document

Amendment

500

Which amendment says citizens rights have that aren't listed in the constitution  

9th Amendment


500

Power is shared between national and state government

Federalism

500

French philosopher believed that the government power should be separated to keep one group from gaining too much power

Montesquieu

500

This plan suggested 3 branches of government and representation in congress based on the population of each state

Virginia Plan

500

Political system in which power is shared between a national and centralized government and a collection of smaller state government

Federalism

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