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Government agency responsible for making laws
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Independence Hall
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To impose or collect by legal authority
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To officially withdraw
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Member of the Roman upper class who traced his ancestry to a senatorial family in the earliest days of the Roman Republic
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Removal from office
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Laws that make any act a crime even though it was legal at the time it was committed.
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Consisting of two legislative chambers
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All powerful king or queen
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Powers (jobs) as specifically listed
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Military force that is called up for service during emergencies
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Name the 5 committee members
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The status of a citizen, or member of a country, with all its duties, rights, and privileges
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John Adams, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton
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To put an end to
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To arrange according to a system; to set down in writing
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John Adams, Rogers Sherman, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, Tomas Jefferson
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To grant or provide
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Believed a strong national government would trample on states sovereignty and individual rights
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Divided, as in taxes
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Member of the general body of Roman citizens, as district from the patricians or upper class
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George Washington, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton
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The art of science concerned with guiding or influencing governmental policy.
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Who wasn't at the CC?
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Favoring great change
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Person who seeks wisdom and enlightment
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Elected leadership
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Against Articles of Confederation
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Period in European history characterized by a rejection of traditional social, religious, and political ideas in favor of education and reasoning
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Independent state consisting of a city and the area surrounding it
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System of government in which people elect representatives to govern them; also known as representative government
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Name the 4 men for the Meeting of the Minds
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Legal document issued by governments to define the purpose & privileges of corporations
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Government by the people
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Requested a National Convention in Philadelphia in May 1787
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Group of colonial leaders who debated and implemented action plans regarding the colonists' relations with Britain
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Committee of the whole, Main officers (George Washington) Secretary (William Jackson)
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System of law based on accepted customs, traditions, and past decisions
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Intro, Preamble, Induction, Denunciation, Conclusion
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in our use, a government which divides the duties between 3 separate bodies, however, due to checks and balances must still share power.
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Incapable of being taken away or transferred to another
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Patrick Henry, George Mason, Sam Adams
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Charged or taxed placed on certain imported goods by a government
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British policy that allowed American colonists to rule themselves so long as Britain also benefited
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System of government in which people participate directly in decision making through voting on issues
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Drafted the DOI?
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Qualified or worthy of being selected
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Income produced from a particular source
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British lawmaking body
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Believed in strong national government, wanted new government.
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