Government class

2. An economic theory, popular in the 1700s and 1800s, in which governments try to amass national wealth by restraining imports and promoting exports pg 53
5. A convention of delegates from twelve of the thirteen colonies that met in 1774. pg 54
6. A mutual agreement that provides for joint action to achieve defined goals.pg 49
10. A statement of fundamental principles that governs a nation or an organization? pg 47
11. describes the ideas shaping our nation. pg 47
12. The British repealed all the Townshend duties except a tariff on what? pg 54

1. Representatives follow the expressed wishes of the voters. pg 51
3. Number of successful amendments since 1791 pg 50
4. Spain lost Florida but gained the land west of pg 51
7. An engraving of the Boston Massacre done by pg 53
8. whose slogan was slogan “No taxation without representation.” pg 57
9. A group of independent states or nations that yield some of their powers to a central government, although each state retains a degree of sovereign authority.pg 58