'Federal power' diaporamas de présentation

AHSGE SPEC QUESTIONS

AHSGE SPEC QUESTIONS. SOCIAL STUDIES. Directions. Read each question carefully and write down what you believe to be the correct answer. After writing your answer then you can click on the slide to see the correct answer. Make sure to note the questions you missed so you can review those.

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Andrew Jackson: 1767 - 1845

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The Civil War

The Civil War. Politics, Life, Events During the Civil War. CONFEDERACY. Politics in the South What was the war about ? *States Rights v. *Federal Power

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Constitutional Convention

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THE NEW NATION

THE NEW NATION. Washington's Presidency. THE "FOUNDING" PERIOD. WASHINGTON TAKES OFFICE. WHAT WHAT CHALLENGES ARE THE NEW NATION FACING?. Think what led to the following "Founding Moments": Declaration of Independence Constitution. WHAT ARE CHALLENGES FACING THE NEW NATION?.

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Long-Term Transfer Service (GTA and OATT) Customer Kick-Off Meeting

Long-Term Transfer Service (GTA and OATT) Customer Kick-Off Meeting. Garry Thompson Scott Wiley Connie Howard. October 19, 2005. Transfer Service Meeting, October 19, 2005 Bonneville Power Administration. Long-Term Transfer Service . Ultimate goal

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The Nation Grows and Prospers

The Nation Grows and Prospers. Chapter 11 Section 3: Unity and Division. An Era of Good Feelings. 1816 Election: Republican Candidate James Monroe. Federalist : Senator Rufus King of New York. Monroe Won: Last Revolutionary war officer to become president. 1817:

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The Return of Sectionalism and the Rise of Andrew Jackson

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. Hull House Nursery. Settlement House Teacher. The Drive for Reform. Progressivism arose out of a need for new ideas and honest government which would bring about social justice. Movement focused on helping the poor.

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AP U. S. Government & Politics

AP U. S. Government & Politics. Exam Review. Democratic Theories. Pluralist -Interest groups influence public policy, various groups bargain and compromise to achieve goals, public interest prevails

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The Nixon Years

The Nixon Years. 1968 to 1974. I.) The Election of 1968. Republican candidate= Richard Nixon Democrat candidate= Hubert Humphrey Independent candidate= George Wallace. D. Outcome: 1. Nixon elected 37 th president of U.S. II.) New Direction.

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Federalism vs. Anti-Federalism

Federalism vs. Anti-Federalism. American Political Institutions Fawn Gibson. Federalism vs. Anti-Federalism. Federalist: favored the strong national government and supported the US constitution later became the first US political Party

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Citizenship In The Nation

Citizenship In The Nation. The Declaration of Independence and The Constitution. Declaration of Independence. What is its purpose?. Preamble to the Declaration of Independence.

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Why BPA Transmission Customers Aggregate Reservations

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Impact of War on the Union & Confederacy

Impact of War on the Union & Confederacy. A look at politics, economics, & society. Politics in the Union. Republican-dominated Congress expands bureaucracy Broaden federal power Further war effort Homestead Act (1862)

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The Federalist No. 45

The Federalist No. 45. Regina Sanquintin Ana Teran September 6, 2013 AP GOPO. Main Idea. In this paper, James Madison explains how the Constitution is designed to preserve States rights.

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Civil War- 1860-1865

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Ratifying the Constitution

Ratifying the Constitution. Ratifying: Approve. Delegates at the Convention decided that only 9 out of the 13 states needed to ratify (approve) the Constitution. If approved, it would replace the Articles of Confederation. Federalists.

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Waters of the U.S.

Waters of the U.S. The EPA land grab. Background. Water has always been regulated, either by states or the federal government. The federal law is the Clean Water Act.

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1815-1840

1815-1840. The Expanding Republic. Improvements in Transportation. N etworks of roads, canals, steamboats, and railroads lowered the cost of travel Moved goods to wider markets Facilitated the flow of political information through newspapers and US mail. Steamboat. Erie Canal.

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