Early Colonial Vocab
Early key people
Constitution terms
More constitution Terms
Government
100

British did not interfere in early colonial governance 

Salutary Neglect

100

Encouraged Mohawk, Seneca, Onondaga, Oneida and Cayuga to create an alliance - Iroquois Confederacy 

Hiawatha 

100

First Ten Amendments 

Bill of Rights 

100

Traditions and practices of Government 

Unwritten Constitution 

100
Division of power between local, state and national government 

Federalism 

200

Native American tribes of NY [alliance]

Iroquois Confederacy 

200

said - “He that will not work shall not eat.” in order to ensure the survival of Jamestown

Captain John Smith 

200

Created a 2 house Congress 

The Great Compromise [Connecticut plan] 

200

Presidential ability to kill a bill 

Veto

200

Case that established judicial review 

Marbury v Madison

300

Agreement among the Pilgrims to majority rule 

Mayflower Compact

300

Got into a skirmish with the French near the forks of the  Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers. Thus starting the French and Indian war

George Washington

300

Counted slaves for census and taxes as a fraction of a human 

Three Fifths Compromise 

300
To win the Presidency the candidate must win

Majority of Electoral College votes 

300

Advisers to the President 

Cabinet 

400

Idea of Montesquieu's the founding fathers incorporated in the Constitution 

Separation of Powers [three branches]

400

Wrote Common Sense

Thomas Paine

400

Believed in the ratification of the Constitution 

Federalist 

400

Every ten years the government counts all people in the US 

census

400

Elected official rewarding loyal supporters with government jobs 

spoils system 

500

Economic system that benefits the mother country 

Mercantilism 

500

Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson
500

Necessary and Proper Clause

Elastic Clause 

500

Ability of Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional 

Judicial Review 

500

Washington advised no European entanglements in this document 

Farewell Address
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