9.6: Key Terms

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    • Articles of Confederation
    • Bicameralism
    • Bill of Rights
    • Checks and Balances
    • Congressional Resolutions of May 1776
    • Constitutional Convention
    • Electoral College
    • Oliver Ellsworth
    • Enumerated Powers
    • Federalists v. Antifederalists
    • Full faith and credit clause
    • Great/Connecticut Compromise
    • Alexander Hamilton
    • House of Representatives
    • Impeachment
    • Thomas Jefferson
    • Land Ordinance, 1785
    • John Locke
    • James Madison
    • Mixed and Balanced Governments
    • National Judiciary
    • Natural rights
    • Necessary and Proper clause
    • New Jersey Plan
    • Northwest Ordinance, 1787
    • Presidential veto
    • Property Qualifications
    • Republicanism
    • Reserved powers
    • Second Continental Congress
    • Shays’s Rebellion
    • States’ rights v. the rights of the State
    • Supremacy Article
    • Taxpayer Suffrage
    • Tenth Amendment: Reserved powers
    • The Federalist Papers
    • Three-Fifths Compromise
    • Townships; sections
    • U.S. Senate
    • Unicameralism
    • Virginia Declaration of Rights
    • Virginia Plan
    • Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom
    • George Washington
    • Women’s Suffrage

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