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Confederation group of states united by common goals, loosely associated with each other. Great Compromise large and small states agreed to a bicameral legislature; one house with states equally represented and one house with representation based on size of population. Amend to change Tariff tax on imports only. Boycott to stop buying or selling products in protest. Delegate a representative Bicameral two houses or groupings in a legislature Federalist person who supports Constitution and a strong central govt. Import goods made in other countries and sold in this country Repeal to withdraw or take back Act a law Three- fifths Compromise Agreement to count slaves as 3/5 of a person when determining representation in the House of Representatives. Anti-Federalist person opposed or against the constitution, favors strong state govts. Export goods made in this country and sold in other countries. Independence free from control Compromise an agreement where both sides gain by giving something up Ratify to approve Preamble Introduction Federalism govt. where central govt. (national or federal) has more power that state govts. Constitution written plan of govt. ist one who ex out pre before co with, together anti against re again uni one tri three un not ill not