'House legislature' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 10 Project

Chapter 10 Project. Created by: Steve Branigan Misael Cespedes Chris Matase Jim Hasher Jack Durison Dan Cannon. Section 1: Building a German Nation. Section By: Steven Branigan. Taking Initial Steps Toward Unity .

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Veto

Veto. Power of the President to reject the acts of congress. Anti-Federalists. Those who opposed to ratifying the Constitution. Bicameral Legislature. Two house law making body. Checks and Balances . Division of power so no branch of government has too much authority. Confederation.

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The Constitution

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Articles of Confederation/U.S. Constitution

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Warm-up- next left hand page

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. COMPROMISES FEDERALIST V. ANTIFEDERALIST. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. 1787-Need for stronger federal government 55 delegates went to Philadelphia

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PAF 101

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Convention & Compromise

Convention & Compromise. American leaders fix the problems of the Articles of Confederation. Revising the Articles. The Confederation was not working In 1787, delegates from 12 states gathered in Philadelphia

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. COMPROMISES FEDERALIST V. ANTIFEDERALIST. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. 1787-Need for stronger federal government 55 delegates went to Philadelphia

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Build-Up to the American Revolution

Build-Up to the American Revolution. For 150 years, there was very little English interference in the colonies Most colonies had their own government set up by English settlers Usually three branches of government (executive, legislative, judicial)

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Convention & Compromise

Convention & Compromise. American leaders fix the problems of the Articles of Confederation. Revising the Articles. The Confederation was not working. In 1787, delegates from 12 states gathered in Philadelphia.

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Constitutional Convention, Round 1

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Road to Ratification and the US Constitution

Road to Ratification and the US Constitution. K Stafford MBMS 2013. Articles of Confederation. Ratified in 1781 by all 13 States One House Legislature Each State had 1 Vote Legislature known as the Confederation Congress. Articles of Confederation. Two Lasting Ordinance from the A of C

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Creating A Constitution (1781-1789). The Achievements of the Confederation Congress. Passed in Congress in November 1777 Officially called the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union Features: weak central government met once a year

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What was the purpose of holding a convention of state delegates in Philadelphia?

What was the purpose of holding a convention of state delegates in Philadelphia?. Shays Rebellion provided an example. Under the Articles of Confederation the States developed their own set of laws.

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The French Revolution "Conservative" Phase: 1795-1799

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The French Revolution "Conservative" Phase: 1795-1799

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A more perfect Union

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Basic Concept of Government

Basic Concept of Government. Ordered Government- establishing local governments (ex) sheriff, justice of the peace Limited Government- the government is not all powerful, and individuals have rights that government cannot take away

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