Congressman from Massachusetts who supported protective tariffs and opposed slavery

Served as president of the Constitutional Convention and later as 1st President of the United States

After the Civil War he was the 1st African American elected to the United States Senate

Wrote Common Sense to convince Americans to support independence from Britain

French philosopher who first wrote about Separation of Powers within government; Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches

His Doctrine told European countries that no further colonization would be permitted in the Western Hemisphere

Anti-Federalist; Argued that a Bill of Rights needed to be added to the Constitution

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who heard the Marbury v. Madison case

Father of the Constitution and author of the Federalist Papers

English philosopher who said it is the duty of government to protect peoples life, liberty, and property

1st Republican president of the United States. Issued the Emancipation Proclamation during the Civil War

Primary author of the Declaration of Independence; 3rd President of the United States; Louisiana Purchase

Anti-Federalist who refused to attend the Constitutional Convention because he said - I smell a rat

Author of the Federalist Papers; Leader of the Federalist Party; Created the Bank of the United States

Scientist, inventor, writer, and oldest delegate at the Constitutional Convention

Congressman from Kentucky who proposed the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850

Hero of the Battle of New Orleans, 1st Democratic President, President of the Common Man, known as Old Hickory

Led South Carolina into the Nullification Crisis when he refused to pay the new Federal Tariff; supported slavery and states rights

Accused of a Corrupt Bargain with Henry Clay to become 6th president

2nd President of the United States; X,Y,Z Affair and Alien and Sedition Acts

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