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100

Only President unanimously selected as President 

Washington

100

First 3 Departments created by Washington 

(Sec of State) State Department, (Sec of War) War Department, (Sec of Treasury) Treasury Department

100

Right To Bear Arms

2nd Amendment 

100

Precedents of Madison

War of 1812, Second war of Independence

Gaining Respect from nations outside the United States

100

Rights to a jury trial in a Civil Case

7th Amendment 

200

Believe in a Strong Central Government 

Federalist

200

Precedents of Washington  

Mr. President, Two Terms, added Bill of Rights, federal court system 

200
Free Speech, Press, Religion, Petition, Assemble

1st Amendment 

200

What is the Monroe Doctrine

Warned European Nations not to interfere in Western Hemisphere

Can keep their territories until they are independent and free, but cannot add new territory 

200

any power not in the Constitution is reserved to the States

10th Amendment 

300

Leader of the Democratic-Republican Party

Jefferson
300

Precedents of Adams

US Navy, 2-party system

300

Right against Double Jeopardy 

5th Amendment 

300

Great Compromise

how many votes states would have in the Senate (two each) and the House of Representatives (based on population)

300

Rights against quartering Solders 

3rd Amendment 

400

Believed states needed to have more control over the government 

Democratic-Republicans

400

Precedents of Jefferson

Louisiana Purchase, Lewis and Clark Expedition 

400

All rights reserved to the People 

9th Amendment 

400

how to count slaves in the population for representation

3/5 Compromise

400

4th Amendment 

rights against unreasonable search and seizures, only have warrants for probable cause  

500

President when the White House was burned to the ground

Madison

500

All first 5 presidents except which one were from Virginia 

Adams

500

6th Amendment 

Rights given for a jury trial (criminal)

500

Established 3 Branches of Government 

Constitution 

500

Rights against excessive bail, fines and cruel and unusual punishments

8th Amendment 

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