'Strong central government' diaporamas de présentation

U.S. History Monday, 5-18-15 and Tuesday, 5-19-15

U.S. History Monday, 5-18-15 and Tuesday, 5-19-15. EOC Wednesday, 5-20-15. U.S. History Monday, 5-18-15 and Tuesday, 5-19-15. In the Colonial Era, developments such as the New England town meetings and the establishment of the Virginia House of Burgesses represented

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Bell ringer, 10.28

Bell ringer, 10.28. Please write down the following questions. While watching CNN Student News, please answer the question. To which country did Edward Snowden flee after leaking NSA secrets? How many amphibians have been recently discovered in the Amazon Basin?

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The Constitution

The Constitution. 2013 U.S . History. Timeline. 2 nd Continental Congress meets: Declaration of Independence is signed Yorktown: British are defeated and American Revolution ends Constitutional Convention begins in Philadelphia, PA George Washington is elected 1 st President of the U.S.

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American History TAKS Test Review Notes

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. North or South?. The Constitution. Branches of Government. Compromise. Conflict. $100. $ 100. $ 100. $ 100. $ 100. $200. $ 200. $ 200. $ 200. $ 200. $ 300. $ 300. $ 300. $300. $ 300. $ 400. $ 400. $ 400. $ 400. $400. $500. $ 500. $ 500. $ 500. $ 500.

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Establishing a New Country and Government

Establishing a New Country and Government. Social Studies Survey Articles of Confederation to the Constitution. Ways Government Distributes Power. All key powers are held by the central government. State/regional authorities hold most of the power. Federal. Confederation. Unitary.

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Origins of Government notes

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War for Independence

War for Independence. 1 st Continental Congress 1774. Meets in Philadelphia Why Philadelphia? Purpose of the Continental Congress To protect Colonial Rights against tyrannical Britain. First Shots. British troops are sent to confiscate Colonial guns and ammunition at Concord Mass.

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Antifederalists

Antifederalists. Opponents of a strong central government who campaign against ratificaiton against the Constitution in favor of a confederation of largely independent states. Articles of Confederation.

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Chapter 8: Creating the Constitution

Chapter 8: Creating the Constitution. Mr. Meza 8 th Grade U.S. History. The United States After the Revolution. 1. Compromise. A settlement of differences by mutual concessions. 2. How did Americans feel about a central government?.

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George Mason

George Mason. Anti-Federalists, Federalists, The Federalist Papers and the Bill of Rights. 1.06 Compare viewpoints about government in the Federalist and the Anti-Federalist Papers. 1.07 Evaluate the extent to which the Bill of Rights extended the Constitution.

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The Constitution

The Constitution. I. The Articles of Confederation. During the Revolution, the states realized that a central government was needed. I am BIG. I will crush you!!!. NO! You are too powerful!. A. Creating a New Government. X.

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The Ratification of the Constitution

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The Ratification of the Constitution

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OLD KINGDOM

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Chapter 5: Creating the Constitution

Chapter 5: Creating the Constitution. Primary Source Document.

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Japan Modernizes C.H.9 SEC. 1

Japan Modernizes C.H.9 SEC. 1. Bell work #1 If someone works they may be tired from a job and found it hard to pay attention in class. Strains in Tokugawa Japan.

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EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. You just fought a long war and won! What do YOU want to be careful about when setting up your new nation and government? Be ready to share. Great Britain recognized the U.S. as an independent nation

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George J acques Danton

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