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Colonization Foundations of American Government Pre- Revolution New Government Constitutional America

Region where plantation system developed to harvest cash crops.

Southern Colonies

Trade route between American colonies, Europe and Africa.

Triangular Trade

Center of life in New England colonies; location of town meetings.

Churches

First legislature in the American Colonies.

House of Burgesses

Region that promoted religious tolerance and experienced the greatest range of diversity among colonists.

Middle Colonies: Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island

Idea that government comes from the consent of the governed.

Social Contract Theory

Town meetings were an example of this type of democracy.

Direct democracy

Philosophy of John Locke, where all people are born with the right to life, liberty and property.

Natural Rights Philosophy

Document signed by the pilgrims, agreeing to live equally under a common law to protect their rights and achieve a common good.

Mayflower Compact

The first constitution written in the American colonies, establishing laws and creating a political system. Daily Double

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

Group formed in response to the Stamp Act who led attacks against British tax collectors and boycotts of British goods.

Sons of Liberty

Set of acts passed to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party.

Intolerable Acts or Coercive Acts

Written by Thomas Paine to encourage colonists to join the fight for independence.

Common Sense

Meeting of colonial delegates in 1774 to create a colonial army and discuss responses to British taxes.

First Continental Congress

Name of the group of American troops who fought against the British at Lexington and Concord.

Minutemen

Meeting of colonial delegates, in 1776, where the decision was made to declare independence from Britain and create a new government for America.

Second Continental Congress

First constitution of the United States of America.

Articles of Confederation

Successes of the Articles of Confederation.

Treaty of Paris (1783) and Northwest Territory ( )

Weaknesses of the Articles government.

Federal government could not enforce laws, organize trade between states or tax.

Meeting in 1787 of 55 delegates in Philadelphia to strengthen the Articles of Confederation.

Constitutional Convention

Determined how slaves would be counted for representation.

Three-fifths Compromise

Proposed that the number of representatives would depend on the size of a state’s population.

Virginia Plan

Resolved the Convention’s problem of representation by dividing the legislature into two bodies.

Great Compromise or Connecticut Compromise

Two factions which argued over the ratification of the Constitution.

Federalists and Anti-federalists

Added to the Constitution to win the approval of Anti-federalists.

Bill of Rights