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- An alteration or change for the better Any alteration made or proposed to be made in a bill or motion that adds, changes, substitutes, or omits.
- (law) Correction of an error in a writ or process.
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| In parliamentary and some other systems of government, the group of ministers responsible for creating government policy and for overseeing the departments comprising the executive bran |
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an attempt to solve labor shortages due to the advent of the tobacco economy the giving of land to owners 1-100 acres |
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| favor of a strong national government |
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| articles of confederation |
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| plan that established, in 1781, a limited national government in the United States, later replaced by the constitution of the u.s |
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| daniel shay a massachusetss farmer started a rebellion against the taxes put on massachusetts. finally the us sent an army to stop it. |
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| the power of federal courts to review state laws and state court decisions to determine if they are in the keeping with the federal consitution. |
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| belief that the government should only use the implied powers of of the constitution when necessary. aka only do what it says. |
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| belief that government should use implied powers whenever as long as it is not prohibitied.. aka do as u wish as long as it doesnt say u cant |
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| opponets of the constition during the debate over ratification, opposed ot the concept of a strong national government |
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| no one cant be arrested unless they have a body of evidence |
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| laws cant be retruactive or sumthing but decisions made after a law |
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| the group of electors chosen or each state they vote 4 president |
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| the group of electors chosen or each state they vote 4 president |
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| author of declaration, founder of the democratic republic party, 3rd president,had a strict contruction view. |
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| won the war by "staying alive". First president, he set the example. ran twice only |
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| famous inventer, helped write declaration, a founding father. |
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| created national bank,supporter of strong national government, had little faith in the people, first secretary of the treasury |
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| anti federalist, wrote give me liberty or give me death |
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| federalist, 2nd president, told jefferson to run to for office and nomintated gw, signed declaration of independence, didnt get along with jefferson until after office. |
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| leader of sons of liberty, cousin of john, |
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| part of enlightment, he said this no government can govern unless unless its people decide to. |
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| 4th president, father of constitution, also known as father of bill of rights, led nation into the war of 1812, founding father |
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| our elected senate in indiana he is democratic. |
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| Indianas other elected senate he is republican |
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| when the native americans increased their attacks against settlers moving in on their lands, the americans thought britain had incouraged them and armed them, so they fought agianst britain. and no taxation without representation |
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| difference on senate and rep |
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| rep can call for impeachment and sentate cannot carry out bills or approve treaties |
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| states north of 36 degree and 30 north latitude would be closed to slavery. |
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| increased national debt and and size of u.s and lewis and clark expedition |
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