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E Pluribus Unum
This means Out of many, one. This is also latin a dead language now-a-days. This is also the motto of the United States. -
Eminent Domain
Government can't take your house without reimbursing you. -
D of I
The D of I was a break up letter. My boy Tommy wrote the D of I. There were 4 other guys there to. -
John Trumball Sr.
He was the only man to be a governor of an English and American state. He was a merchant with his father as a young boy. He was one of 2 people to continue as a governor after independence. -
U.S. Constitution
The U.S. constitution are the rights to the United States. it contains the bill of rights in it. Written by James Madison -
Bill of Rights
The first 10 rights in the constitution. Written by James Madison.
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The Fifth Amendment
The fifth amendment is part of the bill of rights. It protects people from being witnesses against them self. Written by James Madison -
John Hancock
He was a patriot in the revolution. He was the 3rd governor of commonwealth Massachusetts. He was a president of the continental congress. -
John Witherspoon
John Witherspoon was a founding father of the united stated and also a minister. John was apart of the Committee of Correspondence. He was also very supportive of the revolution. -
John P Muhlenberg
John Muhlenburg was apart of the U.S. house of representatives from Pennsylvania. He also served as a German dragoon and a British 60th regiment of foot. He was also elected to the first congress. -
Benjamin Rush
Benjamin Rush was a signer of the us constitution. Rush was also a leader of the American Enlightenment. He was also an active sons of liberty. -
John Jay
He was elected as the continental congress president. He also wrote the draft to the constitution of New York. In 1779 he was also put as minister to spain. -
Charles Carrol
He was known as one of the first citizens of the American colonies. He served in the Maryland senate. Carroll became a leading opponent to the British rule. -
Alex de Tocqueville
Liberty: Government can't for anyone to do anything.
Egalitarianism: No one is more important than another person.
Individualism: You can do you and no one can say anything.
Populism: people get support just from ordinary people.
Laissez-faire: this is letting things take there course. -
In god we trust
The motto for the United States
