Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Ratification dispute Agrarianism v. Industrialism Nationalists Federalists Whiskey Rebellion Newburgh Conspiracy Antifederalists Farewell Address Shays’ Rebellion The Federalist (Papers) Alien and Sedition Acts Constitutional Convention Bill of Rights KY & VA Resolutions -causes The Constitution Judiciary Act of 1801 -deliberations Preamble John Marshall James Madison Powers (1803) Marbury v. Madison VA and NJ Plans Checks and Balances Samuel Chase Great (CT) Compromise and Proper” Clause Dartmouth College v. “Necessary Three-Fifths Compromise Commerce” Clause Woodward (1819) “Interstate Ending of Slave Trade Alexander Hamilton (1819) McCulloch v. Maryland Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson (1824) Gibbons v. Ogden Important Questions 1. Describe one of the five ideals found in the Declaration of Independence. How did the founders attempt to design a government that could achieve that ideal? What impeded progress toward that ideal and why? 2. Some Federalists used the term to describe their fear of granting voting rights to the “mobocracy” man. Describe what the framers of the Constitution called rights” and how they “common” “minority tried to protect those rights. 3. Compare and/or contrast the positions of two of the historians Johnson, Jennings and Zinn on the nature of the American Revolution. 4. Describe how of the following stretched the extent of the power of the federal government: the one interstate commerce clause, the necessary and proper clause, the decision or the Marbury v. Madison decision. McCulloch v. Maryland
Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Nationalists Newburgh Conspiracy Shays’ Rebellion Constitutional Convention -causes -deliberations James Madison VA and NJ Plans Great (CT) Compromise Three-Fifths Compromise Ending of Slave Trade Alexander Hamilton Ratification dispute Federalists Antifederalists The Federalist (Papers) Bill of Rights The Constitution Preamble Powers Checks and Balances “Necessary and Proper” Clause “Interstate Commerce” Clause Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson Agrarianism v. Industrialism Whiskey Rebellion Farewell Address Alien and Sedition Acts KY & VA Resolutions Judiciary Act of 1801 John Marshall Marbury v. Madison (1803) Samuel Chase Dartmouth College v. Woodward (1819) McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) Important Questions 1. Describe one of the five ideals found in the Declaration of Independence. How did the founders attempt to design a government that could achieve that ideal? What impeded progress toward that ideal and why? 2. Some Federalists used the term “mobocracy” to describe their fear of granting voting rights to the “common” man. Describe what the framers of the Constitution called “minority rights” and how they tried to protect those rights. 3. Compare and/or contrast the positions of two of the historians Johnson, Jennings and Zinn on the nature of the American Revolution. 4. Describe how one of the following stretched the extent of the power of the federal government: the interstate commerce clause, the necessary and proper clause, the Marbury v. Madison decision or the McCulloch v. Maryland decision.