'Large state plan' diaporamas de présentation

Review for Chapter 8 Test

Review for Chapter 8 Test. Forming a Government. Click to advance the slides. 1. Another word for voting rights _______________. 1. Another word for voting rights suffrage. 2. People who were opposed to the Constitution _________________. 2.

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Constitutional Era

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The New Government is Weak

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The American System

The American System. The Constitution: Chapter 2. 1. Independent Judiciary. 2. No Quartering Troops in Private Homes. 3. Freedom of Trade. Traditional Liberties. No Taxation without Representation. Loss of Trust in English Law Protecting Colonial Rights and Liberties.

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Alabama High School Graduation Exam

Alabama High School Graduation Exam. The United States Government and The Constitution. Foundations of the U.S. Government. Magna Carta- 1215: Written document protecting the rights of English Nobles and made the King answer to all laws.

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MAJOR ERAS AND EVENTS IN U.S. HISTORY THROUGH 1877

MAJOR ERAS AND EVENTS IN U.S. HISTORY THROUGH 1877. Constitutional Era: Philadelphia Convention 1787 Great Compromise Three-fifths Compromise Anti?Federalist vs. Federalist Federalist Papers Bill of Rights. Absolute chronology exact date Relative chronology

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Constitutional Convention and Bill of Rights

Constitutional Convention and Bill of Rights. 1787. Constitutional Convention of 1787. Leaders met to change and improve the Articles of Confederations Some wanted to make small changes to the Articles Some wanted to rewrite the Articles Issues at the Convention

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Rant Quiz

Rant Quiz. This agreement, also known as the Connecticut Compromise, settled the dispute over representation between large and small states. Proposed by William Paterson, this plan was favored by smaller states because it kept representation equal among all states .

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Chapter 7 Practice Test

Chapter 7 Practice Test. United States History Mastery Test A. Part a. 1) All (nine, thirteen, twenty) states had to agree on a proposed change in the Articles of Confederation. 2) The paper money that each state printed was worthless without (gold, Congress, tariffs) to back it.

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