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The Bursting Debt Bubble

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13 English Colonies

13 English Colonies. Warm Up: Compare and contrast the reasons for settlement of Jamestown and Plymouth. Map Activity. Label the 13 colonies. Color the middle colonies one color, New England colonies a different color, and southern colonies another color. The Thirteen Colonies. Notebook.

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Set Question:

Set Question: If you started your own colony what would be three laws you would want in place to protect the rights of the people in your colony?. Objectives. Explain how English political traditions influenced the 13 colonies. Describe the responsibilities of early colonial governments.

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Of the People

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Origins of American Government

Origins of American Government. The Historical Context of the Creation of the US Constitution. 13 British Colonies. British traditions of government ordered, limited and representative 3 Important Documents. Magna Carta-1215 trial by jury due process private property.

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Our English Heritage

Our English Heritage. Chapter 2/Section 1. Influences from English Government. Many of the rights American citizens have today can be traced back to England Magna Carta Parliament-legislative body English Bill of Rights Common Law. Magna Carta.

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Our Colonial Heritage

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Problems of Development in Africa

Problems of Development in Africa. The Scramble for Africa. In the late 1800s, European leaders got together and divided up the continent of Africa to create European colonies. Why did they want African colonies? What are some possible problems with this?. Colonial Governments.

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The New World

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The Origins of Early Government in the Colonies

The Origins of Early Government in the Colonies. Magna Carta The Mayflower Compact The Virginia House of Burgesses Fundamental Orders of Connecticut Declaration of Rights, 1689. The Signing of the Magna Carta, 1215. The Magna Carta, 1215.

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Pre-Assessment

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Preview: Representative Government (IN Page 100 BOTTOM)

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Chapter Assessment 2

Reviewing Key Terms. Match the term with the correct definition. A. political disorder B. trade among the states C. a law D. a system of government in which people elect delegates to make laws and conduct government

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Origins of American Government Chapter 2

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Legacy of Colonialism

Legacy of Colonialism. Colonial political systems were un-democratic. Law and Order Primary objective of colonial Governments. Colonial governments lacked capacity. Colonial governments practiced "divide and rule". Emphasis on exploitation of raw materials for export.

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Turn in homework

Turn in homework. 1. How did colonial governments differ from the British government?

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Our English Heritage

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Roots of colonial views of government

Roots of colonial views of government. Ancient Judaism stressed that people should seek to create a just society based on respect for the law. Colonial thinkers based their notion of justice on this idea.

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