or denied to the states belong to the states and people

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Yorktown

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British general

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Treaty of Paris

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organizations that support candidates for office and try to control the government

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egalitarianism

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king of England during the American Revolution

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republic

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rise in the price of goods

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Articles of Confederation

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Battle won by the Americans in 1777

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Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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order in which the office of the president is filled if it becomes vacant before an election

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Shay's Rebellion

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procedure for returning a person charged with a crime where it was committed

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reserved powers

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main author of the Declaration of Independence

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checks and balances

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effort by a state to cancel a federal law

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ratification

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law passed by parliament to try and raise money

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Federalists

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law that set up the national court system

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Anti-federalists

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political system where 2 political parties compete for power

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Bill of Rights

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anti-tax protest by farmers

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double jeopardy

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all the procedures for fair treatment thatThe '''True Cross''' is the name for those physical remnants and the subject of those literary records which, by a widely accepted Christian tradition, are believed to be those of the cross upon which, according to the [[Gospels|Gospel]] writers, Jesus was crucified.

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The '''True Cross''' is the name for those physical remnants and the subject of those literary records which, by a widely accepted Christian tradition, are believed to be those of the [[cross]] upon which, according to the [[Gospels|Gospel]] writers, Jesus was crucified.

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According to a number of early writers, the Empress [[Helen]], (c.255- c.330 AD), mother of [[Constantine the Great|Constantine]], the first Christian emperor of Rome, at a date after 312 AD when Christianity was legalized throughout the Empire, traveled to the Holy Land, founding [[church]]es and establishing