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Confederation to Constitution 1776-1790

Building the New Nation Chapter 9 P. 166-188. Confederation to Constitution 1776-1790. DVD. Founding Fathers Volume 2 A Healthy Constitution. Aftermath of the Revolution 1781-1787. Effects of the Revolution Expansion of Democracy. Statehouse in 1778 Built 1730s

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The US Constitution

The US Constitution . Chapter 8. Bell Ringer for Monday, Nov. 12. Use the timeline and map on pages 246-247 to answer these. What year was the Constitution written? What did the 15 th Amendment do? How many electoral votes does MS have?

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GILDED AGE POLITICS

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National Politics of the Gilded Age

National Politics of the Gilded Age. Unit 19: National Politics APUSH Mrs. Baker. Define the economic and social characteristics of the Gilded Age. Explain the impact of these characteristics on the economic and social make-up of American society during this time period. . Do-It-Now Activity.

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Gilded Age Politics

Gilded Age Politics. The "Politics of Equilibrium". 2. Well-Defined Voting Blocs. Democratic Bloc. Republican Bloc. White southerners (preservation of white supremacy) Catholics Recent immigrants (esp. Jews) Urban working poor (pro-labor) Most farmers.

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Organization of Congress

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The Constitution Ch5 Sec3

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Chapter 1

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An Introduction to Government in America

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The Constitution

The Constitution. S. Jean Plant. The Articles of Confederation. Creates first constitutional government K nown for the lack of powers given to the national government International and Financial Crisis Inability to tax resulted in a weakening of bonds. Trade wars erupted between the states.

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GOVERNMENT

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Legislative Branch of the U.S. Government

Legislative Branch of the U.S. Government. Job. Makes the laws Made up of 2 houses. Lower House. House of Representatives 435 members. Qualifications. At least 25 years old Must be a U.S. citizen for 7 years Resident of the district you represent. Leaders. Speaker of the House

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Lesson 16: What Is the Role of Political Parties in the Constitutional System?

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Articles 1-3 Overview

Articles 1-3 Overview. Judicial Branch Article 3 Main Job: To interpret laws. Legislative Branch Article 1 Main Job: to make laws. Executive Branch Article 2 Main Job: to enforce laws. Article 1: The Legislative Branch. Powers: Passes legislation Make laws Collect taxes Coin $

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L imiting the power

L imiting the power. Separation of Powers. Each branch has separate powers For example: Congress controls the money The President controls the military The Supreme Court can cancel a bad law (one that goes against the Constitution). Checks and Balances. Congress: can impeach president

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The Silk Road

The Silk Road. Chapter 15, Section 2. The Silk Road. Reuniting and Expanding China First emperor encouraged learning, lowered taxes, and ended the harsh rules Expanded rule into central, north, and south Asia The Structure of Government Strong central government

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