1	King George III		_____	a formal change to the constitution
2	Sugar Act		_____	chief advisors to the president
3	Stamp Act		_____	bank funded by the federal government and wealthy investors to issue paper money and handle taxes
4	due process of law		_____	protest against increased tea prices in which colonists dumped British tea into the harbor
5	Boston Massacre		_____	authority to decide whether a law is constitutional
6	Boston Tea Party		_____	people opposed to the ratification of the new constitution
7	John Locke		_____	powers specifically granted in the constitution
8	Common Sense		_____	payments of money to persuade of influence
9	Thomas Jefferson		_____	being tried more than once for the same crime
10	Declaration of Independence		_____	colonists who wanted independence from Britain
11	Loyalists		_____	colonists who were loyal to Britain
12	Patriots		_____	an agreement between citizens and the government
13	Saratoga		_____	conflict of colonists and British soldiers that killed 4 colonists
14	Valley Forge		_____	a loose alliance of states
15	inflation		_____	created harsher punishments for people who criticize the government
16	Marquis de Lafayette		_____	official approval of the constitution
17	Charles Cornwallis		_____	powers not granted to the federal government or denied to the states belong to the states and people
18	Yorktown		_____	British general
19	Treaty of Paris		_____	organizations that support candidates for office and try to control the government
20	egalitarianism		_____	king of England during the American Revolution
21	republic		_____	rise in the price of goods
22	Articles of Confederation		_____	Battle won by the Americans in 1777
23	Northwest Ordinance of 1787		_____	order in which the office of the president is filled if it becomes vacant before an election
24	Shay's Rebellion		_____	procedure for returning a person charged with a crime where it was committed
25	reserved powers		_____	main author of the Declaration of Independence
26	checks and balances		_____	effort by a state to cancel a federal law
27	ratification		_____	law passed by parliament to try and raise money
28	Federalists		_____	law that set up the national court system
29	Anti-federalists		_____	political system where 2 political parties compete for power
30	Bill of Rights		_____	anti-tax protest by farmers
31	double jeopardy		_____	all the procedures for fair treatment that must be carried out when someone is accused of a crime
32	cabinet		_____	refusal to buy certain goods
33	two-party system		_____	Battle that gave the Americans victory in the war
34	protective tariff		_____	canceled
35	XYZ Affair		_____	powers not specifically stated in the constitution
36	Sedition Acts		_____	ordinary citizens who could be ready to fight quickly
37	nullification		_____	supporters of the new constitution
38	amendment		_____	areas of land owned and governed by the United States but that are not states
39	boycott		_____	treaty that officially ended the war
40	confederation		_____	rule by the military
41	delegate		_____	document outlining the first United States government
42	diplomacy		_____	powers given to separate branches of government to keep any one from getting too much power
43	isolate		_____	law that put a tax on items such as wills and newspapers
44	Minutemen		_____	set of amendments passed to protect individual rights
45	national bank		_____	a person given power to act for others, a representative
46	political parties		_____	place where Washington's army spent the winter of 1777-1778
47	social contract		_____	law that organized the northwest territory and decided how new states would enter the union
48	repealed		_____	settling disagreements between nations by discussion and negotiation
49	territories		_____	a government in which people elect representatives to govern
50	Democratic-Republicans		_____	a belief in equality
51	Judiciary Act of 1789		_____	to separate from others
52	bribes		_____	Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that attacked monarchy
53	martial law		_____	part of the constitution that allows Congress to pass laws necessary to carry out its enumerated powers
54	enumerated powers		_____	tax on imported goods to protect domestic business
55	implied powers		_____	philosopher who believed in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
56	elastic clause		_____	president
57	chief executive		_____	political party led by Thomas Jefferson
58	succession		_____	French nobleman who helped the Americans
59	judicial review		_____	document that said that the United States was an independent nation
60	extradition		_____	American anger over bribes demanded by French diplomats