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dpq

dpq. Mrs. T reports: Interest on national debt. The U.S. Constitution. U.S. Constitution: Bill of Rights. First 10 amendments to Constitution adopted in 1791. U.S. Constitution: Bill of Rights. First 10 amendments to Constitution adopted in 1791 Known as the Bill of Rights.

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PA Minority (1787)

PA Minority (1787)

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. The first 10 amendments To the U. S. Constitution. Who determines what the Bill of Rights mean?. The Supreme Court makes rulings on the meaning The Supreme Court balances the rights of the individual with the needs of society. Individual??. Society??.

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Bill of Rights

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Government important documents

GHSGT. Government important documents. Important Documents. Magna Carta: 1215 C.E. A document granting privileges and rights to the subjects of King John Limited the power of the King of England. Important Documents. English Bill of Rights Protected individual rights for the first time.

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Epic documents in history

Epic documents in history. The Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.

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US GOVT

US GOVT. The Bill of Rights By: David Payne. The First Amendment.

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Homework : 9 th Amendment Questions: Monday

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Bill of Rights

Bill of Rights. Miss. Strang U.S. Government 10 th Grade. Click to go to the next slide. Main Menu. 5 th Amendment. 2 nd Amendment. 4 th Amendment. 6 th Amendment. 7 th Amendment. 8 th Amendment. 9 th Amendment. 10 th Amendment. 3rd Amendment. 1 st Amendment.

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THANK-YOU ANTI-FEDERALISTS

THANK-YOU ANTI-FEDERALISTS. AND MADISON TOO!!. FEDERALISTS. Supporters of the ratification of the Constitution they wanted a STRONG national govt. published 86 essays: The Federalists Papers. ANTI-FEDERALISTS. Scared of strong national govt. - wanted state govts . to be stronger

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CHAPTER 4 SECTION 2: THE BILL OF RIGHTS CONTINUED

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Bill of Rights

Bill of Rights. The Rights of the People. What is the difference between a right and a freedom. Rights are things you have Rights are things you can do Government cannot grant rights, they can take away rights Freedom is the condition of being free

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The English Colonies Rebel: The American Revolution

The English Colonies Rebel: The American Revolution. Melissa Williamson 9 th grade World History. Divine Right: idea that monarchs have the right to rule from God Petition of Right: Parliament alone could impose taxes No one could question King Charles I or James I in England.

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The English Bill of Rights

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Thomas Hobbes and John Locke

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Our Political Beginnings

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Killer-Killers are Killers

By Ryan Hassick , John Lukaszczyk , John Musacchia. Killer-Killers are Killers. Everyone has the fundamental right to live We cannot deny them even if they denied others An eye for an eye is outdated and antiquated We are no better than killers to allow capital punishment.

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The Constitution

The Constitution. I legislative Congress Makes laws. II Executive President Carries out laws. III Judicial Supreme Court Interprets laws. The Constitution. The Bill of Rights (freedoms). 1 st Speech, press, religion, assembly, petition. 2 nd Have guns. 3 rd

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