| A | B |
|---|
| ratify | agree to |
| Federalist | those who wanted the Constitution |
| Anti-Federalist | those who did not want the Constitution |
| amendments | changes |
| Bill of Rights | the first 10 amendments to the Constitution |
| due process of law | the right to a fair public trial |
| human rights | the 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 advisers |
| political party | group that votes together and share a point of view |
| campaign | race for office |
| First Secretary of State | Thomas Jefferson |
| First Secretary of the Treasury | Alexander Hamilton |
| First Secretary of War | Henry Knox |
| First Attorney General | Edmund Randolph |
| First Vice President | John Adams |
| a collection of letters that defended the Constitution | The Federalist |
| Which amendment protects people's homes from unreasonable government searches | Fourth Amendment |
| This amendment protects free speech | First Amendment |
