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John Witherspoon
John was also part of the founding fathers of United Sates. John was also a minister in Scottish-American Presbyterian. -
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John Handcock
signer of the Declaration of independent. He was a US merchant, smuggler, and statesman. He was the first and third Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts -
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Charles Carroll
Charles was wealthy Maryland planter. He was part of the federalist party. He was the first U.S Senator of Maryland. -
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John Jay
Jay was an American statesman. He was also one of the founding fathers of U.S. He was also a signer on the Treaty of Paris. -
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Benjamin Rush
He was one of the founder fathers of the United States. He was civic leader in Philadelphia. He was a professor in chemistry and in medicine. He was Vice President of American Philosophical Society. -
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John Peter Muhlenberg
In 1789 in he was elected a representative for Pennsylvania. He and his brother both left school to join the army. John was an army soldier and was part of the Revolutionary war. -
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John Trumbell Sr.
He was an American artist during the revolutionary war. He was very notable about is historical paintings. He was used on the reverse of the $2 bill. -
Fifth Amendment
"No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury." -
Declaration of independent
The declaration of independents was created by our founding fathers. It was created to be free from Britan. We can be our own country. -
E Pluribus Unum
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U.S Constitution
Keeps the power of the states and the government divided. Its also has the three branches of the government. Also includes checks and balances. -
Bill of Rights
The BOR has the our 10 amendments that we as a US citizens have the right to use. If our amendments are being used but being treated fairly then we have the right to speak up. They also give us the right to be free.