'Unicameral legislature' presentation slideshows

Government Test 2 Review

Government Test 2 Review. Articles of Confederation. Document first created before Constitution United the states and provided as their government during the Revolutionary War and a few years after until it eventually failed. Showed that a stronger national gov. was needed.

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The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention. US Politics. Overview. Basic Principles The Organization/Structure of the New Government The Road to Ratification. Constitutional Convention. Virginia Plan (Edmund Randolph)

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Revolution in GA and Foundations of Government

Revolution in GA and Foundations of Government. Review. The Treaty of Paris of 1783 ended the Revolutionary War and granted America its independence. Why did we revolt against the British? Independence

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The National Legislature

The National Legislature. Chapter 10 Section 1. 112 Session of Congress. http://media.pearsoncmg.com/curriculum/humanities/socialstudies/gov_09/audio_tours/gov_ch10_s01_at01_capitolbuilding/player.html. Key Terms. Bicameral Term Session Convene Adjourn Recess Prorogue Special Session.

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Revolution in GA and Foundations of Government

Revolution in GA and Foundations of Government. Review. The Treaty of Paris of 1783 ended the Revolutionary War and granted America its independence. Why did we revolt against the British? Independence

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Creating the Constitution

Creating the Constitution. Unit 2 Part III Chapter 5. Articles of Confederation. the first constitution. In 1777, the Continental Congress drafted the original constitution for the union of the states. This constitution was known as the Articles of Confederation.

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THE LEGISLATURE

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The Constitutional Convention

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U.S. History Day 3

U.S. History Day 3 . States and Capitals, Beginnings of the New Nation. Do Now. Imagine you lived in a country and a large group of your friends wanted to make your own country. What steps would you take to do so?. Review .

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We are learning to explain key concepts associated with the U.S. Constitution We are looking for:

We are learning to explain key concepts associated with the U.S. Constitution We are looking for: Separation of powers Checks and balances Federalism Representative Democracy Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists Bill of Rights.

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Chapter 7 Spain and Portugal

Chapter 7 Spain and Portugal. Jonathan Hopkin Ingrid van Biezen. Spain and Portugal. Similarities Revolution and reform Constitutional basics Party systems Future challenges. Similarities. Geographic location Age History of authoritarianism Late economic development

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A Violent Breakup: How has Bangladesh fared since it became independent of (West) Pakistan?

A Violent Breakup: How has Bangladesh fared since it became independent of (West) Pakistan?. By: Sarah Schwarze. A Declaration of Independence.

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The Critical Period

The Critical Period . Stickney 2009. Hard Knock Life . . . Inflation, Inflation, Inflation Money is printed by each state Counterfeiting is at all time high Soldiers from revolution have not been paid. Hard Knock Life . . . Shays Rebellion

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Honduras

Honduras. By Cailey Roberson, Eric Sutton, and Ryan Treadway. History of Honduras. In 1576, the Spaniards, in 1821 found Mayan ruins in Honduras. Honduras became a colony of Spain. Then, in 1821, Honduras gained independence from Spain. Land.

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Honduras

Honduras. By Cailey Roberson, Eric Sutton, and Ryan Treadway. History of Honduras. In 1576, the Spaniards, in 1821 found Mayan ruins in Honduras. Honduras became a colony of Spain. Then, in 1821, Honduras gained independence from Spain. Land.

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The New Jersey Plan

The New Jersey Plan. Who?. delegates from small states Led by William Paterson Counterproposal to the Virginia Plan. Main Features. Revise the Articles of Confederation Unicameral legislature One vote per state Changes in Articles of Confederation Strengthen congress

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Objective: To examine the importance of the Great Compromise and 3/5 Compromise.

Objective: To examine the importance of the Great Compromise and 3/5 Compromise. Constitutional Convention (Philadelphia, 1787). - George Washington was elected president of the Convention. Virginia Plan. New Jersey Plan.

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