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Title: Chapter 8 Vocabulary Review


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Chapter 8 Vocabulary Review
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A set of basic principles that determines the
powers duties of government.
  • constitution

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Document that created the First central
government for the United States, was replaced by
the Constitution in 1789.
  • Articles of Confederation

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Trade that is conducted between the states.
  • Interstate commerce

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Uprising of Massachusetts farmers led by Daniel
Shays, to protest high taxes, heavy debt farm
foreclosures.
  • Shayss Rebellion

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Series of essays that defended the Constitution
tried to reassure Americans that the states would
not be overpowered by the proposed national
government.
  • Federalist Papers

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Official changes, corrections, or additions to
the law or the Constitution.
  • amendments

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People who lend money.
  • creditors

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Support for a type of government in which
representatives are elected and in which the
people hold the political power.
  • republicanism

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Fundamental rights, such as religious liberty and
equality before the law.
  • Natural rights

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Taxes on imports or exports.
  • tariffs

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System established by the framers of the
Constitution to prevent any branch of government
from becoming too powerful.
  • Checks and balances

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Distribution of governmental power between a
central authority and the states or provinces
that make up the nation.
  • federalism

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Decision made at the Constitutional Convention
that settled the issue of how the states would be
represented in Congress.
  • Great Compromise

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Formal approval.
  • ratification

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Steep drop in economic activity combined with
rising unemployment.
  • depression
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