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U.S. History Top 100

U.S. History Top 100. What every student should know to pass the U.S. History EOC. Goals 1-12. Goal 1: The New Nation (1789-1820). The learner will identify, investigate, and assess the effectiveness of the institutions of the emerging republic. Who could vote?

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GOAL ONE

GOAL ONE. THE NEW NATION. The U.S. after the Revolutionary War:. What groups of people lived in the U.S.? What did people want? What influenced their decisions?. Enlightenment philosopher wrote to justify Britain’s Glorious Revolution

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The Origins of American Politics 1789-1820

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The New Republic 1789-1824

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UNIT 2 NOTES: Washington and the first Presidency

UNIT 2 NOTES: Washington and the first Presidency. WASHINGTON'S INAGAURAL. New Constitution and Government take effect on April 30, 1789. Washington begins his presidency in New York City and alternates between there and Philadelphia. Capital city at this time was New York City.

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Expansion

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Judicial Decision-making

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THE JUDICIARY

Unit 10. THE JUDICIARY. Following the Supreme Court . Supreme Court Resources Supreme Court Watch (PBS News hour) Supreme Court In Depth (PBS Video series) Supreme Court (Official web site) Oyez.org Landmark Cases (PBS) Landmark Cases of the Supreme Court ( Street Law )

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Critical Legal Studies: An Introduction

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Freedom of Information Act Exemption 5

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Unit 7

Unit 7. The Age of Jackson. Battle of New Orleans. Major eras and events. Age of Jackson Indian Policies Bank Crisis Jacksonian Democracy/expanded suffrage Nullification Crisis. Trail of Tears. Trail of Tears Indian Removal Act We Shall Remain. Protective Tariffs.

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The Origin of American Politics

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American Government and Politics Today

American Government and Politics Today . Chapter 14 The Courts. The Common Law Tradition.

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Aim: How was the first national government organized?

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Chapter 9

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Daily Goals

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Thomas Jefferson and His Presidency

Thomas Jefferson and His Presidency. Judiciary Act of 1801. Election of 1800. Thomas Jefferson wins The Democratic-Republicans took control of Congress The Twelfth Amendment was added to the Constitution Pres and VP run as a ticket. Election of 1800.

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Political Parties #2

Political Parties #2. Evolution of Parties. One Party System. George Washington Farewell Address : warned of the problems caused by factions Advantages: Dis :. Two Party System . Federalists Support National Bank, strong central gov Alexander Hamilton . Democratic-Republicans

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Federalism

Federalism . Pleasantville High School US History 11R Mr. Brunelli. Federalism. THREE TYPE OF CHECKS & BALANCES INTERNAL CHECKS: EXECUTIVE ?? LEGISLATIVE ?? JUDICIARY (DIVISIONS WITHIN GOVERNMENTS ) EXTERNAL CHECKS: ELECTIONS & INTEREST GROUPS (PLURALISM)

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Federalism in the U.S. What does the Constitution say about Federalism?

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