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| Stated that all goods had to be traded on British ships and that trading with other countries was prohibited | |
| Created an entangling alliance between the French, Spanish, and the colonies | |
| Established fair trade between France and the colonies | |
| Taxed legal documents | |
| Issued by Thomas Jefferson, barred trade with only England and France | |
| Prohibited colonists from expanding west of the Appalachians in order to prevent warfare with the Native Americans | |
| Stated that 5,000 people were required in order to create a territory, 60,000 people were required to create a state, and slavery was banned north of the Ohio River | |
| United States received the title of 'most favored nation state', and linked the United States and Britain through trade | |
| Favored smaller states (balanced representation), proposed by William Patterson | |
| Required that colonists provided basic needs of the soldiers during and after the French-Indian War | |
| Declared unconstitutional during the Marbury v. Madison Supreme Court case | |
| Regulated paper money issued by the colonies in order to prevent inflation of the British currency system | |
| Closed harbor until restitution was made for Boston Tea Party (Boston Port Bill), Reduced Massachusetts to being controlled by the king (Massachusetts Governor Act), British offici | |
| Issued by John Adams, stated that the government was allowed to deport foreigners if they didn't register themselves with the federal government | |
| Colonists in the Albany Congress sent this to the king of England in an attempt to regulate taxes, trade and domestic affairs, and create a presidency and new legislature | |
| Issued by John Adams, stated that people couldn't print anything false or malicious about the government in newspapers | |
| Favored large states (representation through population), took power away from states, proposed by James Madison | |
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| Ended fighting between the colonists and the Native Americans that continued after the Revolutionary War | |
| Required that colonists only bought tea from the East India Company and reduced tea taxes | |
| United States gained the right of deposit for the Mississippi River from Spain | |
| Issued by John Adams and sponsored by Kentucky and Virginia, stated that laws could be nullified if the states didn't agree with them | |
| Included 82 articles, created independence for the United States (gained land from Atlantic to Mississippi River), removed the alliance with France | |
| Issued by Thomas Jefferson, barred US goods from being traded into Europe | |
| Taxed goods that were most commonly consumed by the colonists (tobacco, paper, silk, glass, etc.) | |
| Ended the War of 1812, did not issue any land out to either the US or England | |
| Stated that British king had the same authority in colony governments, and could make or repeal laws 'in all cases whatsoever' | |
| Issued by John Adams, changed the citizenship requirements from 5 years in the country to 14 years | |
| Sent to the king from Continental Congress and denounced everything that the king was doing wrong | |
| Limited search and seizure rights of the colonists, allowed British government to search homes without warrants | |
| Proposed the bicameral system and introduced the idea that slaves would count for 3/5 of a person | |
| Taxed the colonists 6 pence per gallon on molasses imports from non-British colonies | |
| Placed tariffs on sugar, coffee, and other imported goods in order to prevent smuggling | |
| Written by Thomas Jefferson, reinforced the natural rights of the colonists | |
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