| A | B |
|---|
| ratify | to agree |
| Federalists | those who wanted the constitution |
| Anti-Federalists | those who were against the constitution |
| amendment | a change |
| Bill of Rights | the first 10 amendments to the constitution |
| due process of law | means that people have the right to a fair, public, trial |
| human rights | freedoms that all people should have |
| jury | a group of citizens who decide a case in court |
| patriotism | love of country |
| Cabinet | a group of the President's most important advisors |
| political parties | groups of people that tend to vote the same way and have similar political beliefs |
| campaign | a race for office |
