Anti-FederalistsAgainst theConstitution, believedit created agovernment that wastoo strong andneeded a bill of rightsjurydutythe responsibilityof every citizento serve on ajury to determinea verdictreasons forgrowth ofrepresentative/ selfgovernmentdistancefrom greatbritainWhiskeyRebellionprotest overfederal whiskeytax, Washingtonused domesticforce to stoprebellionthe alien andsedition actsviolated whatamendmentthe firstamendmentfreedom ofthe pressand speechFourthAmendmentProtectsagainstunreasonablesearch andseizureLimitedGovernmentthegovernmentcan only dowhat is in theconstitutionthe greatcompromisestates would haveequal representationin one house of thelegislature andrepresentation basedon population in theother houseMarburyv.Madisonestablished judicialreview which gavethe supreme courtpower to declarelawsunconstitutionalthomas jeffersonand jamesmadisonbelonged towhat politicalpartythedemocratic-republican-British supportedAmerican Indianresistance againstAmericansafter the war of1812 with theelection ofjames monroethe united statesenteredthe eraof goodfeelingsHamilton'sFinancialPlanEstablishNationalBankanti-federalistleadersPatrickHenry andGeorgeMasonthe federalistparty wantedan economybased onmanufacturingand tradeCauses ofthe War of1812Britishimpressmentof US sailorsthemonroedoctrineA statement of foreignpolicy whichproclaimed that Europeshould not interfere inaffairs within the UnitedStates or in thedevelopment of othercountries in theWestern Hemisphere.newenglandeconomyfishing,lumbering,ship building,and harborsthedemocratic-republicanswere againstanationalbankJudicialReviewAllows the courtto determinetheconstitutionalityof lawsFirstAmendment5 freedoms:speech, press,religion,assembly,petitionPassWhiskeyTaskthomas jeffersonpurchased thiswhich doubledthe size of theunited statesthelouisianapurchsemarylanda place forcatholicsto livepeacefullysoutherncolonieseconomytransatlanticslave trade,plantationsand cashcropsalexanderhamilton andjohn adamsbelonged towhat politicalpartythefederalistconstitutionalerapeoplecreate agovernmentfor thecountryconsentof thegovernedbelief British shouldhave permission ofcolonists to passtaxes, main reasonfor AmericanRevolutionArticles ofConfederation1st Constitution ofthe U.S. 1781-1788(weaknesses-noexecutive, no judicial,no power to tax, nopower to regulatetrade)ChecksandBalancesEach branch ofgovernment has thepower to check, orlimit, the actions of theother two, helps toprevent any onebranch from becomingtoo powerfulEffects ofthe Warof 1812more patriotism ornationalism,increased inmanufacturing,and americaproved it couldprotect itselfa result ofthe war of1812 wasincreasedmanufacturingin the unitedstatesUnalienableRightsrights all people havefrom birth, cannot betaken away withoutdue process; life,liberty, and pursuit ofhappiness-ShippinginterferenceIntolerableActsthe Britishresponse to theBoston Tea Party,increased tensionbetween colonistsand BritishCauses ofthe War of1812-Impressmentsof U.S. Sailorsthe democratic-republicanparty wantedan economybased onagriculture/ farmingFederalistPartyLed by AlexanderHamilton, wanted anational bank, astrong centralgovernment, and theU.S. economy to bebased onmanufacturing.PopularSovereigntyA belief thatultimatepowerresides inthe people.MonroeDoctrineissued by jamesmonroe, preventedeuropean countriesfrom continuing tocolonize land in thewestern hemisphere(the Americas)Under theArticles ofConfederationThere was noexecutive orjudicial branch ofgovernment onlyone branch ofgovernment(legislative)FundamentalOrders ofConnecticutfirst writtenconstitutionin AmericaDemocratic-RepublicansLed by Thomas Jefferson,believed people shouldhave political power,favored strong STATEgovernments, emphasizedagriculture, strictinterpretation of theConstitution, pro-French,opposed National Bankfrance inthe newworldclaimed landin the newworld toprofit fromfur tradingquakerslived inpennsylvaniaPay OffWarDebtProclamationof 1763law forbiddingEnglish coloniststo settle west ofthe AppalachianMountains,angered thecoloniststhenorthwestordinancethe process ofadmitting new statesto the union,outlawed slavery inthe northwestterritory, andprotected the settlersrightsAlien andSeditionActsAdams waspresident, angeredmany Americans,violated freedomof speechTenthAmendmentrights notdelegated to thefederal gov. arereserved to thestates,federalismspain inthe newworldclaimedflorida, texas,california andbuilt missionsquakersfirst anti-slaverygroupthefederalistspartywanted aNationalBankEigthAmendmentfreedom fromexcessive bail.freedom fromexcessive finesand cruel andunusualpunishment.whatpresident wasunanimouslyvoted for bythe electorsgeorgewashingtonReasonsforexplorationInclude increasewealth (gold),expand empire(glory) and spreadChristianity (God).GreatCompromiseagreement thatdecided how manyrepresentativeslarge and smallstates would sendto congressfederalistleadersAlexanderHamiltonand JamesMadisonNorthwestOrdinancelaw establishing away for admittingnew states to theUnited States,territories governthemselvesGeorgeWashington'sFarewellAddressAdvised the UnitedStates to avoid"accumulating debt",forming politicalparties, and to stay"neutral in itsrelations with othernations".ProtectiveTariffDuring the XYZAffair, diplomatsfrom which countrytried to bribeAmericandiplomats?franceThe whiskeyrebellion wasseen as athreat todomesticsecuritySaratogaThe turning point ofthe AmericanRevolution. Francedecided to help theAmericans /PatriotsVirginiaHouse ofBurgessesFirstrepresentativeassembly inthe coloniesthefederalistsparty wanteda strongcentral/nationalgovernmentfederalistsupported theconstitution,believed it created anew governmentthat was powerfulbut not too powerfulexplorationeraeuropeansdiscover anew worldcolonizationerapeoplemadehomes innew worldMarburyv.MadisonEstablishedjudicialreviewmayflowercompact1620 - The firstagreement forself-government inAmerica.the case ofgibbons vogdenestablishedthat the federalgovernment isabove the stategovernment incases involvingcommerce or tradeAnti-FederalistsAgainst theConstitution, believedit created agovernment that wastoo strong andneeded a bill of rightsjurydutythe responsibilityof every citizento serve on ajury to determinea verdictreasons forgrowth ofrepresentative/ selfgovernmentdistancefrom greatbritainWhiskeyRebellionprotest overfederal whiskeytax, Washingtonused domesticforce to stoprebellionthe alien andsedition actsviolated whatamendmentthe firstamendmentfreedom ofthe pressand speechFourthAmendmentProtectsagainstunreasonablesearch andseizureLimitedGovernmentthegovernmentcan only dowhat is in theconstitutionthe greatcompromisestates would haveequal representationin one house of thelegislature andrepresentation basedon population in theother houseMarburyv.Madisonestablished judicialreview which gavethe supreme courtpower to declarelawsunconstitutionalthomas jeffersonand jamesmadisonbelonged towhat politicalpartythedemocratic-republican-British supportedAmerican Indianresistance againstAmericansafter the war of1812 with theelection ofjames monroethe united statesenteredthe eraof goodfeelingsHamilton'sFinancialPlanEstablishNationalBankanti-federalistleadersPatrickHenry andGeorgeMasonthe federalistparty wantedan economybased onmanufacturingand tradeCauses ofthe War of1812Britishimpressmentof US sailorsthemonroedoctrineA statement of foreignpolicy whichproclaimed that Europeshould not interfere inaffairs within the UnitedStates or in thedevelopment of othercountries in theWestern Hemisphere.newenglandeconomyfishing,lumbering,ship building,and harborsthedemocratic-republicanswere againstanationalbankJudicialReviewAllows the courtto determinetheconstitutionalityof lawsFirstAmendment5 freedoms:speech, press,religion,assembly,petitionPassWhiskeyTaskthomas jeffersonpurchased thiswhich doubledthe size of theunited statesthelouisianapurchsemarylanda place forcatholicsto livepeacefullysoutherncolonieseconomytransatlanticslave trade,plantationsand cashcropsalexanderhamilton andjohn adamsbelonged towhat politicalpartythefederalistconstitutionalerapeoplecreate agovernmentfor thecountryconsentof thegovernedbelief British shouldhave permission ofcolonists to passtaxes, main reasonfor AmericanRevolutionArticles ofConfederation1st Constitution ofthe U.S. 1781-1788(weaknesses-noexecutive, no judicial,no power to tax, nopower to regulatetrade)ChecksandBalancesEach branch ofgovernment has thepower to check, orlimit, the actions of theother two, helps toprevent any onebranch from becomingtoo powerfulEffects ofthe Warof 1812more patriotism ornationalism,increased inmanufacturing,and americaproved it couldprotect itselfa result ofthe war of1812 wasincreasedmanufacturingin the unitedstatesUnalienableRightsrights all people havefrom birth, cannot betaken away withoutdue process; life,liberty, and pursuit ofhappiness-ShippinginterferenceIntolerableActsthe Britishresponse to theBoston Tea Party,increased tensionbetween colonistsand BritishCauses ofthe War of1812-Impressmentsof U.S. Sailorsthe democratic-republicanparty wantedan economybased onagriculture/ farmingFederalistPartyLed by AlexanderHamilton, wanted anational bank, astrong centralgovernment, and theU.S. economy to bebased onmanufacturing.PopularSovereigntyA belief thatultimatepowerresides inthe people.MonroeDoctrineissued by jamesmonroe, preventedeuropean countriesfrom continuing tocolonize land in thewestern hemisphere(the Americas)Under theArticles ofConfederationThere was noexecutive orjudicial branch ofgovernment onlyone branch ofgovernment(legislative)FundamentalOrders ofConnecticutfirst writtenconstitutionin AmericaDemocratic-RepublicansLed by Thomas Jefferson,believed people shouldhave political power,favored strong STATEgovernments, emphasizedagriculture, strictinterpretation of theConstitution, pro-French,opposed National Bankfrance inthe newworldclaimed landin the newworld toprofit fromfur tradingquakerslived inpennsylvaniaPay OffWarDebtProclamationof 1763law forbiddingEnglish coloniststo settle west ofthe AppalachianMountains,angered thecoloniststhenorthwestordinancethe process ofadmitting new statesto the union,outlawed slavery inthe northwestterritory, andprotected the settlersrightsAlien andSeditionActsAdams waspresident, angeredmany Americans,violated freedomof speechTenthAmendmentrights notdelegated to thefederal gov. arereserved to thestates,federalismspain inthe newworldclaimedflorida, texas,california andbuilt missionsquakersfirst anti-slaverygroupthefederalistspartywanted aNationalBankEigthAmendmentfreedom fromexcessive bail.freedom fromexcessive finesand cruel andunusualpunishment.whatpresident wasunanimouslyvoted for bythe electorsgeorgewashingtonReasonsforexplorationInclude increasewealth (gold),expand empire(glory) and spreadChristianity (God).GreatCompromiseagreement thatdecided how manyrepresentativeslarge and smallstates would sendto congressfederalistleadersAlexanderHamiltonand JamesMadisonNorthwestOrdinancelaw establishing away for admittingnew states to theUnited States,territories governthemselvesGeorgeWashington'sFarewellAddressAdvised the UnitedStates to avoid"accumulating debt",forming politicalparties, and to stay"neutral in itsrelations with othernations".ProtectiveTariffDuring the XYZAffair, diplomatsfrom which countrytried to bribeAmericandiplomats?franceThe whiskeyrebellion wasseen as athreat todomesticsecuritySaratogaThe turning point ofthe AmericanRevolution. Francedecided to help theAmericans /PatriotsVirginiaHouse ofBurgessesFirstrepresentativeassembly inthe coloniesthefederalistsparty wanteda strongcentral/nationalgovernmentfederalistsupported theconstitution,believed it created anew governmentthat was powerfulbut not too powerfulexplorationeraeuropeansdiscover anew worldcolonizationerapeoplemadehomes innew worldMarburyv.MadisonEstablishedjudicialreviewmayflowercompact1620 - The firstagreement forself-government inAmerica.the case ofgibbons vogdenestablishedthat the federalgovernment isabove the stategovernment incases involvingcommerce or trade

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Against the Constitution, believed it created a government that was too strong and needed a bill of rights
    Anti-Federalists
  2. the responsibility of every citizen to serve on a jury to determine a verdict
    jury duty
  3. distance from great britain
    reasons for growth of representative / self government
  4. protest over federal whiskey tax, Washington used domestic force to stop rebellion
    Whiskey Rebellion
  5. the first amendment freedom of the press and speech
    the alien and sedition acts violated what amendment
  6. Protects against unreasonable search and seizure
    Fourth Amendment
  7. the government can only do what is in the constitution
    Limited Government
  8. states would have equal representation in one house of the legislature and representation based on population in the other house
    the great compromise
  9. established judicial review which gave the supreme court power to declare laws unconstitutional
    Marbury v. Madison
  10. the democratic-republican
    thomas jefferson and james madison belonged to what political party
  11. -British supported American Indian resistance against Americans
  12. the era of good feelings
    after the war of 1812 with the election of james monroe the united states entered
  13. Establish National Bank
    Hamilton's Financial Plan
  14. Patrick Henry and George Mason
    anti-federalist leaders
  15. manufacturing and trade
    the federalist party wanted an economy based on
  16. British impressment of US sailors
    Causes of the War of 1812
  17. A statement of foreign policy which proclaimed that Europe should not interfere in affairs within the United States or in the development of other countries in the Western Hemisphere.
    the monroe doctrine
  18. fishing, lumbering, ship building, and harbors
    new england economy
  19. national bank
    the democratic-republicans were against a
  20. Allows the court to determine the constitutionality of laws
    Judicial Review
  21. 5 freedoms: speech, press, religion, assembly, petition
    First Amendment
  22. Pass Whiskey Task
  23. the louisiana purchse
    thomas jefferson purchased this which doubled the size of the united states
  24. a place for catholics to live peacefully
    maryland
  25. transatlantic slave trade, plantations and cash crops
    southern colonies economy
  26. the federalist
    alexander hamilton and john adams belonged to what political party
  27. people create a government for the country
    constitutional era
  28. belief British should have permission of colonists to pass taxes, main reason for American Revolution
    consent of the governed
  29. 1st Constitution of the U.S. 1781-1788 (weaknesses-no executive, no judicial, no power to tax, no power to regulate trade)
    Articles of Confederation
  30. Each branch of government has the power to check, or limit, the actions of the other two, helps to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful
    Checks and Balances
  31. more patriotism or nationalism, increased in manufacturing, and america proved it could protect itself
    Effects of the War of 1812
  32. increased manufacturing in the united states
    a result of the war of 1812 was
  33. rights all people have from birth, cannot be taken away without due process; life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness
    Unalienable Rights
  34. -Shipping interference
  35. the British response to the Boston Tea Party, increased tension between colonists and British
    Intolerable Acts
  36. -Impressments of U.S. Sailors
    Causes of the War of 1812
  37. agriculture / farming
    the democratic-republican party wanted an economy based on
  38. Led by Alexander Hamilton, wanted a national bank, a strong central government, and the U.S. economy to be based on manufacturing.
    Federalist Party
  39. A belief that ultimate power resides in the people.
    Popular Sovereignty
  40. issued by james monroe, prevented european countries from continuing to colonize land in the western hemisphere (the Americas)
    Monroe Doctrine
  41. There was no executive or judicial branch of government only one branch of government (legislative)
    Under the Articles of Confederation
  42. first written constitution in America
    Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
  43. Led by Thomas Jefferson, believed people should have political power, favored strong STATE governments, emphasized agriculture, strict interpretation of the Constitution, pro-French, opposed National Bank
    Democratic-Republicans
  44. claimed land in the new world to profit from fur trading
    france in the new world
  45. lived in pennsylvania
    quakers
  46. Pay Off War Debt
  47. law forbidding English colonists to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains, angered the colonists
    Proclamation of 1763
  48. the process of admitting new states to the union, outlawed slavery in the northwest territory, and protected the settlers rights
    the northwest ordinance
  49. Adams was president, angered many Americans, violated freedom of speech
    Alien and Sedition Acts
  50. rights not delegated to the federal gov. are reserved to the states, federalism
    Tenth Amendment
  51. claimed florida, texas, california and built missions
    spain in the new world
  52. first anti-slavery group
    quakers
  53. National Bank
    the federalists party wanted a
  54. freedom from excessive bail. freedom from excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment.
    Eigth Amendment
  55. george washington
    what president was unanimously voted for by the electors
  56. Include increase wealth (gold), expand empire (glory) and spread Christianity (God).
    Reasons for exploration
  57. agreement that decided how many representatives large and small states would send to congress
    Great Compromise
  58. Alexander Hamilton and James Madison
    federalist leaders
  59. law establishing a way for admitting new states to the United States, territories govern themselves
    Northwest Ordinance
  60. Advised the United States to avoid "accumulating debt", forming political parties, and to stay "neutral in its relations with other nations".
    George Washington's Farewell Address
  61. Protective Tariff
  62. france
    During the XYZ Affair, diplomats from which country tried to bribe American diplomats?
  63. domestic security
    The whiskey rebellion was seen as a threat to
  64. The turning point of the American Revolution. France decided to help the Americans /Patriots
    Saratoga
  65. First representative assembly in the colonies
    Virginia House of Burgesses
  66. central/national government
    the federalists party wanted a strong
  67. supported the constitution, believed it created a new government that was powerful but not too powerful
    federalist
  68. europeans discover a new world
    exploration era
  69. people made homes in new world
    colonization era
  70. Established judicial review
    Marbury v. Madison
  71. 1620 - The first agreement for self-government in America.
    mayflower compact
  72. that the federal government is above the state government in cases involving commerce or trade
    the case of gibbons v ogden established