Judicial power Jonathon Dayton Freedom to petition States’ power Legislative power Freedom of religion George Washington Congress Due process of law September 17, 1787 Freedom of press Right to bear arms Republican form of Government Federalists Executive power Search and Seizure Foundation of Government Freedom of speech Pennsylvania State House Elections Separation of Powers Delegates Founding Fathers Framers Speedy trial President Bill of Rights Virginia Plan Gouverneur Morris Cruel and unusual punishment Federal power Limited Government Anti- Federalists New Jersey Plan Ratify Amendments Trial by jury 39 of 55 of 70 Supreme court Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton Freedom of assembly Great Compromise James Madison 12 of 13 colonies 7 articles Checks and Balances Elbridge Gerry Senate Preamble House of Representatives Judicial power Jonathon Dayton Freedom to petition States’ power Legislative power Freedom of religion George Washington Congress Due process of law September 17, 1787 Freedom of press Right to bear arms Republican form of Government Federalists Executive power Search and Seizure Foundation of Government Freedom of speech Pennsylvania State House Elections Separation of Powers Delegates Founding Fathers Framers Speedy trial President Bill of Rights Virginia Plan Gouverneur Morris Cruel and unusual punishment Federal power Limited Government Anti- Federalists New Jersey Plan Ratify Amendments Trial by jury 39 of 55 of 70 Supreme court Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton Freedom of assembly Great Compromise James Madison 12 of 13 colonies 7 articles Checks and Balances Elbridge Gerry Senate Preamble House of Representatives
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Judicial power
Jonathon Dayton
Freedom to petition
States’ power
Legislative power
Freedom of religion
George Washington
Congress
Due process of law
September 17, 1787
Freedom of press
Right to bear arms
Republican form of Government
Federalists
Executive power
Search and Seizure
Foundation of Government
Freedom of speech
Pennsylvania State House
Elections
Separation of Powers
Delegates
Founding Fathers
Framers
Speedy trial
President
Bill of Rights
Virginia Plan
Gouverneur Morris
Cruel and unusual punishment
Federal power
Limited Government
Anti-Federalists
New Jersey Plan
Ratify
Amendments
Trial by jury
39 of 55 of 70
Supreme court
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Freedom of assembly
Great Compromise
James Madison
12 of 13 colonies
7 articles
Checks and Balances
Elbridge Gerry
Senate
Preamble
House of Representatives