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| angry about having to pay taxes in silver |
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| State House in Philadelphia and where men gathered for the Constitutional Convention |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| rules to keep the colonies together |
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| separatists made rules to live by |
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| "The Articles will not work anymore. We must write a whole new set of laws. We must write a Constitution." |
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| would see that the laws were followed |
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| would deal with those who did not obey the laws |
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| a way for the government to count the people |
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| an agreement that is not exactly what either side wants but is good enough for both sides to accept |
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| each state got equal votes in the Senate, 2, and in the House of Representatives votes depend on the number of people in the state |
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| thought up the Great Compromise |
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| rights that cannot be taken away |
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| to approve of or agree to |
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| "Slavery brings the judgment of heaven on a country." |
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| "I will protect the Constitution." |
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| number of states at the beginning of our country |
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| the state that did not attend the Constitutional Convention |
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| "That is a rising, and not a setting sun." |
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