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A signed document stating our separation from the British and other colonies, giving reasons why and stating our new form of government. a better version of the Articles of Confederation.
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"Out of many, one" motto for The United States, created by an act of Congress
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Only person who served as a Governor in English colonies and America. He was the Governor at the start of the Revolution. Was one of the most famous politicians in Connecticut.
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It became the official laws of the U.S. Constitution. It established justice, sets expectations held for how we should act. It was made of seven articles, it promoted general welfare and provides liberty.
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the first ten amendments to the US constitution, made after battle over confederation
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right to grand jury, prohibits being charged twice for the same case
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He was an American merchant, statesmen, and a patriot of the American Revolution. He was even the second president of the Second Continental Congress. He was a governor of commonwealth in Massachusetts.
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Scottish minister, founding father of The United States
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French diplomat, political scientist, historian, helped create democracy
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american clergyman, continental army soldier during revolutionary war
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signer of The Declaration of Independence, civic leader in Philidalphea, founder of Dickinson
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John Jay was an American patriot and a diplomat. He became a founding father of America and negotiator for the Treaty of Paris. He was involved with being the first Chief of Justice and second Governor of New York.
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He was a wealthy Maryland planter. He also served as an early advocate of independence from Great Britain. He became a founding father of America.
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The five principles are Liberty, Egalitarianism, Individualism, Populism, and Laissez-faire. Liberty is freedom from government control. Egalitarianism is society of equals. Individualism is freedom to pursue their personal goals. Populism is participation in politics. Laissez-faire states the government has hands-off approach to the economy.