Meep Meep
Chapter 9
The Confederation and the Constitution
AP US History
1.|Abigail Adams|
2.|Daniel Shays|
3.|Alexander Hamilton|
4.|James Madison|
5.|Gouverneur Morris|
6.|Thomas Jefferson|
7.|primogeniture|
8.|federation|
9.|checks and balances|
10.|sovereignty|
11.|“mobocracy”|
12.|consent of the governed|
13.|republicanism|
14.|states' rights|
15.|popular sovereignty|
16.|confederation|
17.|anarchy|
18.|republican motherhood|
19.|loose confederation|
20.|civic virtue|
21.|nonimportation agreements|
22.|ratification|
23.|constitutional convention|
24.|Society of the Cincinnati|
25.|“Great Compromise”|
26.|Articles of Confederation|
27.|Electoral College|
28.|Land Ordinance of 1785|
29.|“three-fifths compromise”|
30.|Northwest Ordinance of 1787|
31.|antifederalists|
32.|Shays's Rebellion|
33.|Federalists|
34.|“large-state plan”|
35.|Constitution of the United States|
36.|The Federalist|
37.|“bundle of compromises”|
38.|Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom|
39.|Continental Congress|
Chapter 10
Launching the New Ship of State
AP US History
1.|John Adams|
2.|Thomas Jefferson|
3.|Alexander Hamilton|
4.|Henry Knox|
5.|John Jay|
6.|Citizen Edmond Genêt|
7.|Anthony Wayne|
8.|Talleyrand|
9.|James Madison|
10.|funding at par|
11.|strict construction|
12.|assumption|
13.|implied powers|
14.|protective tariff|
15.|agrarian|
16.|excise tax|
17.|compact theory|
18.|nullification|
19.|amendment|
20.|impressment|
21.|cabinet|
22.|Bank of the United States|
23.|Bill of Rights|
24.|French Revolution|
25.|Jay's Treaty|
26.|Convention of 1800|
27.|Neutrality Proclamation of 1793|
28.|Whiskey Rebellion|
29.|Ninth Amendment|
30.|Federalists|
31.|Tenth Amendment|
32.|Pinckney Treaty|
33.|Alien and Sedition Acts|
34.|Battle of Fallen Timbers|
35.|Farewell Address|
36.|Virginia and Kentucky resolutions|
37.|Democratic-Republicans|
38.|Judiciary Act of 1789|
39.|Treaty of Greenville|
40.|XYZ affair|
The Confederation and the Constitution
AP US History
1.|Abigail Adams|
2.|Daniel Shays|
3.|Alexander Hamilton|
4.|James Madison|
5.|Gouverneur Morris|
6.|Thomas Jefferson|
7.|primogeniture|
8.|federation|
9.|checks and balances|
10.|sovereignty|
11.|“mobocracy”|
12.|consent of the governed|
13.|republicanism|
14.|states' rights|
15.|popular sovereignty|
16.|confederation|
17.|anarchy|
18.|republican motherhood|
19.|loose confederation|
20.|civic virtue|
21.|nonimportation agreements|
22.|ratification|
23.|constitutional convention|
24.|Society of the Cincinnati|
25.|“Great Compromise”|
26.|Articles of Confederation|
27.|Electoral College|
28.|Land Ordinance of 1785|
29.|“three-fifths compromise”|
30.|Northwest Ordinance of 1787|
31.|antifederalists|
32.|Shays's Rebellion|
33.|Federalists|
34.|“large-state plan”|
35.|Constitution of the United States|
36.|The Federalist|
37.|“bundle of compromises”|
38.|Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom|
39.|Continental Congress|
Chapter 10
Launching the New Ship of State
AP US History
1.|John Adams|
2.|Thomas Jefferson|
3.|Alexander Hamilton|
4.|Henry Knox|
5.|John Jay|
6.|Citizen Edmond Genêt|
7.|Anthony Wayne|
8.|Talleyrand|
9.|James Madison|
10.|funding at par|
11.|strict construction|
12.|assumption|
13.|implied powers|
14.|protective tariff|
15.|agrarian|
16.|excise tax|
17.|compact theory|
18.|nullification|
19.|amendment|
20.|impressment|
21.|cabinet|
22.|Bank of the United States|
23.|Bill of Rights|
24.|French Revolution|
25.|Jay's Treaty|
26.|Convention of 1800|
27.|Neutrality Proclamation of 1793|
28.|Whiskey Rebellion|
29.|Ninth Amendment|
30.|Federalists|
31.|Tenth Amendment|
32.|Pinckney Treaty|
33.|Alien and Sedition Acts|
34.|Battle of Fallen Timbers|
35.|Farewell Address|
36.|Virginia and Kentucky resolutions|
37.|Democratic-Republicans|
38.|Judiciary Act of 1789|
39.|Treaty of Greenville|
40.|XYZ affair|