Unit 3 Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. First Secretary of the Treasury who attended to the state of the economy
  2. 5. A way of experiencing the world that emphasized emotions and a sensuous appreciation of God, nature, and people
  3. 6. A church given privileged legal states by the government
  4. 11. First Secretary of State who believed in strict interpretation of the constitution
  5. 12. Prime Minister of England who repealed the Townshend acts
  6. 14. A controversial part of Alexander Hamilton's Report on the Public Credit that gave the remainder of the state debts to the national government
  7. 16. A type of government established by the Articles and called for a weak central government
  8. 17. A rebellion over the first excise tax of the new government in Pennsylvania
  9. 18. New Jersey Plan called for this type of legislature that featured equal representation from each state
  10. 19. A type of government that called for a strong central government
  11. 22. Power is divided between the national and state government levels
Down
  1. 1. An act that lengthened the residency requirement for citizenship
  2. 3. The Bill of Rights contains the first ten of these "changes" to the Constitution
  3. 4. Which Compromise kept the bicameral legislature, but allowed equal representation in the upper house and representation by population in the lower house
  4. 7. A rebellion of disgruntled famers in western Massachusetts protesting their state government's taxation
  5. 8. This Declaration stated that the colonies should be free from the British government
  6. 9. Supporters of the Constitution of who agreed to make a strong central government
  7. 10. Published the pamphlet "Common Sense" which advocated independence
  8. 13. Wrote the Virginia Plan and would be dubbed the "Father of the Constitution"
  9. 15. American colonists who remained loyal to Britain and opposed the war for independence
  10. 20. A controversial part of Alexander Hamilton's Report on the Public Credit that monetized the country's debts into bonds rather than immediately repay them
  11. 21. An ordinance in 1787 that created an organized way for a territory to become a state