'Sedition acts' diaporamas de présentation

A New Nation

A New Nation. John Adams. First Vice President of the United States. Precedent. an act or instance that may be used as an example in dealing with subsequent similar instances. State Department. Handles relations with other nations First headed by Thomas Jefferson. Treasury Department.

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Civil Liberties - Learning Objectives

Civil Liberties - Learning Objectives. (1). Clarify the meanings of Civil liberties versus that of Civil rights . (2). Discuss the impact of how the Constitution is interpreted & effect of original intent.

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Soldiers during World War I

The First World War. Domestic life is greatly affected as the U.S. helps the Allies achieve victory in World War I. The Treaty of Versailles punishes Germany, but is never ratified by the U.S. Senate. Soldiers during World War I. NEXT. World War I Begins. SECTION 1. SECTION 2.

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Irish Americans

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Alien & Sedition acts

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1) Colonial Regions

1) Colonial Regions. MR . CaN Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire 2 New Dramatic Preachers New York, New Jersey, Delaware , Pennsylvania Virginia Goes 2C Mary Virginia, Georgia, North/South Carolina, Maryland. 2) Road to American Revolution (1763-1776)

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Chapter 6

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Objectives

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EMERGENCE OF POLITICAL PARTIES

EMERGENCE OF POLITICAL PARTIES. Adoption of Constitution did not end political arguments that arose during ratification process By the time George Washington left office in 1796, two distinct and sharply opposed political parties had taken shape Federalist Party

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EMERGENCE OF POLITICAL PARTIES

EMERGENCE OF POLITICAL PARTIES. Adoption of Constitution did not end political arguments that arose during ratification process By the time George Washington left office in 1796, two distinct and sharply opposed political parties had taken shape Federalist Party

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Freedom of the Press Exhibit: 1735 Peter Zenger Trial

Freedom of the Press Exhibit: 1735 Peter Zenger Trial.

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Judicial Review and Chief Justice John Marshall

Judicial Review and Chief Justice John Marshall. Presentation by Robert L. Martinez Primary Content Source: The New Nation by Joy Hakim. Images as cited. http://www.flickr.com/photos/leonandloisphotos/2959538987/. http://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/images/sc/004_marshall.jpg.

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XXV. The New Republic

A. New Government 1. March 4, 1789 new Congress under the Constitution 2. April 30, 1789 Washington inaugurated as first President 3. Almost everything Washington does sets a new precedent a. Constitution regulates Congress very little on President

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FEPC, WW II, AND THE ROOTS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

FEPC, WW II, AND THE ROOTS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. FEPC, WW II, AND THE ROOTS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. POPULAR BEGINNINGS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT? 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott- MLK & Rosa Parks

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Ch. 6-2 CHALLENGES OF THE 1790s

Ch. 6-2 CHALLENGES OF THE 1790s. AMERICAN HISTORY. REMAINING NEUTRAL. Overthrow of the French Monarchy Austria and Hungary declare war on France Great Britain and Spain join in Americans celebrate the overthrow A DECLARATION OF NEUTRALITY French government called on old allies to help

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Federalism Timeline

Federalism Timeline. 1787-1836: Increased Nationalism. Supreme Court Chief John Marshall Marbury v. Madison (1804): Judicial Review Federal acts McCulloch v. Maryland (1819): uphold elastic clause, Judicial Review State acts

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Prepare for Notes and Discussion This Info Not On Quiz Tomorrow. But will be on a quiz at a later date. VIDEO. John Adams Video Write Down 3 Major Events from Adams Presidency. I would serve for only one term until that rapscallion Jefferson would defeat me. Election of 1796.

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11.3 The Age of Jackson

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