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Articles of Confederation Adoped
The Articles of Confederation left the government weak and gave most power to the states. -
Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Paris gave United States land from the Atlantic ocean to the Mississippi River. -
Shay's Rebellion
Shay's Rebellion was when Daniel Shay's organized over 1000 farmers to proteset against Massachusetts high taxes. -
The Constitutional Convention
The Constitutional Convention was the meeting of 12 states delegates in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that re-placed the Articles of Confederationog the Constition. -
Virginia Plan
The Virginia Plan was a plan for the government that includes legislative branch, Executive branch and Judicial branch. -
New Jersey Plan
The New Jersey Plan gave all the states the same number of representatives. -
The Great Compromise
In the grat Compromise the new congress would have two seperate houses based on population. -
Preamble
The athors wanted to show that the people held the power. -
The Signing of the Constition
The signing of the Constition was when people signed the Constition. -
The Constitution ratifed by first state
Delawere became the first state to ratify the Constitution. -
Four more States ratified the Constitution
Pennsylvaina, New Jersey, Georgia and Connecticut ratify the contitution. -
Constitution ratifies by one more state
New Hampshire ratified the Constitution. -
Debate over Bill of rights
The Debate over the Bill of rights was protesting citzens rights. Delegates felt these rights must be a part if the Constitution. -
First President of the United States was elected
George Washington was chosen to be the first U.S president. -
Frist President was sworn in or inaugurat
George Washington was sworn in on federal hall in New York city. -
Constitution ratified by th final state
Rhode Island ratified thr Constitution. -
The Bill of rights was added to hte Constitution
The Bill of Rights are the first ten amandments to the Constitution written to protect the rights of the citizens. -
Supreme Court Granted Certain right
The Supreme Court can put a stop to any passed law by congress or sogned by the President.