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Chapter 5 Advanced Program

Chapter 5 Advanced Program. Review Game. 1. The Magna Carta was a document that. a. shifted the power from the monarchs to the people in Britain. b. required British royalty to obey the same laws as other English people. c. limited the power of the people in the British government.

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Period 3 review

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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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Race to Ratify

Race to Ratify. Activity A: Ye Olde Social Media. Before Twitter, there were other ways to get the word out if there was something newsworthy. Check out these three delivery methods and think through their benefits and drawbacks. Activity A: Ye Olde Social Media.

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Articles of Confederation

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Constitutional Foundations

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Objectives

Objectives. Discuss the ideas that guided the new state governments. Describe the government under the Articles of Confederation. Explain the Ordinances of 1785 and 1787 and their importance to westward expansion. Identify the problems created by a weak central government. Terms and People.

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FRAMING THE CONSTITUTION

FRAMING THE CONSTITUTION. Topic #6. The Federal Convention. A resolution of the Confederal Congress (Feb. 1787) called for a convention of delegates who shall have been appointed by the several states be held at Philadelphia

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Chapter 2 Section 1: Our Political Beginnings

Chapter 2 Section 1: Our Political Beginnings. Big Idea: The English Tradition of ordered, limited, and representative government served as the basis of colonial governments. Vocabulary. Limited government Representative government Magna Carta Petition of Right English Bill of Rights

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The Republican Experiment

The Republican Experiment. In the Revolutionary era, Americans translated republican ideas into practical governments on the local and national levels, but they were divided over the relative importance of individual liberty and social order. Defining Republican Culture.

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Lesson 2-6

12. 13. Lesson 2-6. The Call for Change. Lesson 2-6: The Call for Change. L 12. L. A. A. P. F. A. R. ?. L. T. W ARM U P. What are some problems that would cause this country to. FALL APART?. Lesson 2-6: The Call for Change. Money, Money, Money

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The Second and Third Republics (1979-1999)

The Second and Third Republics (1979-1999). Cindy Lee Yu Jin Yang. Regime. Democratic rule Weak civilian caretaker government Third republic: planned republican government of Nigeria

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The Legacy of Early Japan

The Legacy of Early Japan. Queenie Jeong. The Yamato Period. Rivalries among the uji led to conflicts. By 400, one of the most powerful uji , the Yamato, had become dominant power. Based on the Yamato, or Nara, Plain, they became leader of a coalition, or union.

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