'Strong state government' diaporamas de présentation

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Final Review pt 2

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JOURNAL TOPIC TODAY : Was the War for Independence inevitable? Yes or No?

Copy Vocabulary that we are using today: PreAmble Natural Rights Grievances Relinquish Inestimable Annihilation Convulsions Tenure. JOURNAL TOPIC TODAY : Was the War for Independence inevitable? Yes or No? List the reasons you believe this to be true: (at least 3).

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Chapter 5: Creating the Constitution

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Jeopardy

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Articles of Confederation & Constitution

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Chapter 9: Launching a New Republic

Chapter 9: Launching a New Republic. Test Review. George Washington. 1 st President of the United States Reluctant President Set many precedents as president

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Federalists and Anti-Federalists

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Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists

Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists. Essential Questions: What was the controversy surrounding the new Constitution? Who were the Federalists and Anti-Federalists? What were the Federalists Papers?

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Federalists and Anti-Federalists

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Federalists and Anti-Federalists

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Foundations of Government Quiz

Foundations of Government Quiz. Most Commonly Missed Questions. Practice Question. 2. All of the following describe Bailey Bridge Middle School EXCEPT : A A school with 3 grades B A school that has Mr. Gill as its principal C having a bear as a mascot

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Political Parties

Political Parties. Mayten Lumpkin, Kaitlyn Barth, Linley Murdock and Carlee Philips . Whig Party. Established: 1834 opposed masons Short for whiggamore it means to oppose royal tyranny Opposed Andrew Jacksons party the Jacksonians

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Election of 1800

Election of 1800. Adams v. Jefferson. Federalists and John Adams. Rule by the wealthy Strong federal government Economic emphasis on manufacturing and business Loose interpretation of the Constitution British Alliance. Democratic Republicans and Jefferson. Rule by the people and state

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