US History Vocabulary #6

2. state governments observed the separation of church and state
5. papers written by federalist in favor of the Constitution
6. intended to expose French agents and sympathizers, but attacked Americans who criticized the president
8. Chief Justice Marshall went further in his decision, ruling that the Supreme Court reserved the right to decide whether an act of Congress violated the Constitution
11. in the summer of 1878 the founding fathers gathered in Philadelphia
12. the revolution that helped drive American views to more central and stable government
14. American envoys were met with bribes by the French government
15. Ten amendments were added in 1791 to protect the rights of individual and endorsed by the antifederalist
16. a political party with a focus on the Constitution and national power
17. Hamilton wanted Congress to create this in order to manage the country's debt

1. Hamilton’s whiskey tax thus placed a special burden on western farmers and led to protests.
3. a prime example of why the country needed a strong central government, Massachusetts's farmer rebel against the state due to debt.
4. the Republicans defeated Adams in a bitter and complicated presidential race, on the thirty-sixth ballot, Thomas Jefferson emerged victorious.
7. a federalist who was a key contributor to the US Constitution and 4th US President
9. also known as the Jeffersonian party grew in opposition to the Federalists Party
10. a treaty which required Britain to abandon its postsin the Northwest Territory and compensate American merchants for impressment.
13. Roger Sherman suggested both types of representation in Congress and counted three-fifths the enslaved population