Ch. 7 Period 3 Forging a National Republic Revolution and Independence (1776 1789) – Identifications: 7A Republicanism □ Abigail Adams □ Creating a a constitution □ Republic Articles of Confederation □ Northwest Ordinance □ p. 165 - 182 (1787) Identifications: LO 7.1: Examine the forces that Shay’s Rebellion led to the calling of the □ Constitutional Constitutional Convention. □ Convention James Madison LO 7.2: Discuss the major □ checks and balances disagreements that emerged in □ 7B Virginia and New Jersey the drafting of the Constitution, □ Plan and indicate how those Creating the Congress: the Senate and disagreements were resolved. □ Constitution the of Representatives three-fifths compromise LO 7.3: Explain the basic □ p. 182 - 191 3 Branches: Executive, provisions and the underlying □ Legislative and Judicial principles of the Constitution of ratification the United States. □ Federalists □ Anti-Federalists LO 7.4: Discuss the debate over □ The Federalist (Papers) ratification of the Constitution, □ and explain why the Federalists forces prevailed.
Ch. 7 Forging a National Republic (1776 – 1789) Period 3 Revolution and Independence 7A Creating a Republic p. 165 - 182 Identifications: □ Republicanism □ Abigail Adams □ a constitution □ Articles of Confederation □ Northwest Ordinance (1787) 7B Creating the Constitution p. 182 - 191 Identifications: □ Shay’s Rebellion □ Constitutional Convention □ James Madison □ checks and balances □ Virginia and New Jersey Plan □ Congress: the Senate and the of Representatives □ three-fifths compromise □ 3 Branches: Executive, Legislative and Judicial □ ratification □ Federalists □ Anti-Federalists □ The Federalist (Papers) LO 7.1: Examine the forces that led to the calling of the Constitutional Convention. LO 7.2: Discuss the major disagreements that emerged in the drafting of the Constitution, and indicate how those disagreements were resolved. LO 7.3: Explain the basic provisions and the underlying principles of the Constitution of the United States. LO 7.4: Discuss the debate over ratification of the Constitution, and explain why the Federalists forces prevailed.
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