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US History

click here to P L A Y. US History. JEOPARDY. Created by Lynne M. Bailey . For educational use only. Credit appreciated. Do NOT post elsewhere without Permission . Game concept and sound files from Jeopardy.com .

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Government Chapter Two

Government Chapter Two. Historical Origins. 2.1 The Colonial Period. English Heritage Limited Government Representative Government Colonial governments Written Constitutions Colonial Legislatures Separation of Powers. Chapter 2 ACOS. Identify origins and functions of government.

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E Pluribus Unum

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American Revolution

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1776 Hollywood vs. History: Fiction vs. Fact

1776 Hollywood vs. History: Fiction vs. Fact. Created by Mr. Stephenson. 1. The Way the Declaration was signed. Movie (Hollywood OR Fiction): Everyone signs on July 4, 1776 and only one signer from every state autographs the declaration during a formal ceremony.

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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Chapter Two. The Road to Independence. Legacy of self-government Role of popularly elected legislature Control of purse strings Dominance of other institutions Abundance of experienced politicians Knowledge of constitutional writing Home rule

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Chapter 2, Section 3

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Declaration of Independence

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THE CONSTITUTION

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Chapter Four

Chapter Four. The Declaration of Independence. Five Basic Notions. All Men are Created Equal Power is Derived from the Consent of the Governed The Duty to Throw off Despotic Governments The Meaning of Independence The Reference to the Protection of Divine Providence.

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Lesson 16 : What opinions did the Framers have of the Constitution?

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The First U. S. Constitution

The First U. S. Constitution. The Articles of Confederation. Drafting the Articles. First drafted by John Dickinson, adopted by Congress in 1777; approved by states by 1781.

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ARGUMENTATION + INTRO TO THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

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CH. 2-5 RATIFYING THE CONSTITUTION

CH. 2-5 RATIFYING THE CONSTITUTION. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. THE FIGHT FOR RATIFICATION. The Articles of Confederation could only be changed if all 13 states agreed The number of states needed for ratification was changed to 9 out of 13 (Article VII)

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Constitution Ratification

Constitution Ratification. 4 reasons why the Federalists won. They pointed out many of the problems with the Articles of Confederation to the public. Federalists united behind the constitution, the Anti-Federalists had no particular plan.

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Second Continental Congress

Second Continental Congress. Second Continental Congress (1775). The colonial leaders met for the second time in Philadelphia during May of 1775 to discuss what to do. 65 men met in Independence Hall to decide what steps would be made by the colonies. Second Continental Congress (1775).

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Second Continental Congress

Second Continental Congress. Second Continental Congress (1775). The colonial leaders met for the second time in Philadelphia during May of 1775 to discuss what to do. 65 men met in Independence Hall to decide what steps would be made by the colonies. Second Continental Congress (1775).

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The Road to Revolution 1754-1775

The Road to Revolution 1754-1775. Causes of the American Revolution. Terms to Know. Gentry : The highest social class in the colonies. Examples rich Merchant and Businessman. Social Mobility : the possibility for a person to move from one social class to another.

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