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1 10/2 AIM: Review the Constitution
Do Now: Take out paper to copy & define: Reserved Powers Delegated Powers Concurrent Powers Electoral College Separation of Powers Federalism Article I Article II Article III Ratify Reserved powers: State Delegated powers: federal Concurrent Powers: Shared Electoral college: elect the president Federalism: state and federal powers Separation of Powers: Deals with federal government only Article I: Congress makes the laws Article II: President enforce laws Article III: Judicial Judge Laws Ratify means approve

2 What was found in the Constitution?
Preamble Article I – Article VII Told federal government how to function…anything for the people? Nothing for the people!

3 Supports Alexander Hamilton, james Madison, and john jay. Federalists liked the constitution wanted it to become law. Wrote federalist papers to get others to like constitution also

4 Opponents Patrick henry, Sam Adams, James Monroe: Anti federalists did not like the constitution because it was missing a bill of rights

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