Diagram Copying Instructions on Page 52

Jul 03, 2025

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Follow the detailed steps provided to accurately replicate the diagram on the top 9 lines of page 52 in your notebook. Ensure precision and attention to detail throughout the process.

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Diagram Copying Instructions on Page 52

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Copy the following on the top 15 lines of NB p. 45.

Copy the following on the top 15 lines of NB p. 45. Compact Theory: Kentucky Resolution : Doctrine of nullification: Threats of secession:. Permanent Union: Supremacy Clause: Marbury v. Madison: Fears of anarchy:. States ’ Rights Debate.

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Copy the following on the top half of NB p. 37.

Copy the following on the top half of NB p. 37. What the North Wanted:. What the South Wanted:. What the Missouri Compromise Did :. Copy the following on the bottom of NB p. 37. Lesson 11.3b – The Missouri Compromise and the Monroe Doctrine.

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Copy the following on the first 8-10 lines of NB p. 39.

What is Jacksonian democracy? How did Jackson use the spoils system to change the government?. Copy the following on the first 8-10 lines of NB p. 39. Copy the following on NB p. 39. (Allow three lines for each item.).

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Copy this on the bottom half of NB p.27.

Copy this on the bottom half of NB p.27. Farming. Towns. Northeastern States. Fishing & Trade. Slaves. Lesson 4.1: Commerce in New England. Today’s Essential Question: What were the important economic activities of the New England states?. Vocabulary .

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Copy the following onto the top 20 lines of NB-41.

Copy the following onto the top 20 lines of NB-41. Discovery of gold in Georgia. Jackson’s attitude toward Indians. The cotton boom. The Indian Removal Act. The Supreme Court. Native American resistance. Trail of Tears.

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Copy the following on the bottom six lines of NB p. 15.

Copy the following on the bottom six lines of NB p. 15. Class Notes 16.3 (NB p. 15). Write a brief description of each of the following: 1. Ulysses S. Grant 2. Fort Henry and Fort Donelson 3. Battle of Shiloh 4. Fall of New Orleans 5. Seven Days’ Battles 6. Battle of Antietam

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Copy the following on the top third of NB p.6.

Copy the following on the top third of NB p.6. The Election of 1800. Copy this table onto the rest of NB p. 6. Jefferson as President. Copy the following on NB p.7. CHAPTER 10 – THE JEFFERSON ERA Section 1 – Jefferson Takes Office.

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Copy this diagram on NB p. 15.

Copy this diagram on NB p. 15. Write these 10 questions into the left-hand boxes of your chart. 1. Why were the French and English competing for control of North America? 2. How did their relationships with European nations lead to conflict between different Indian groups in the 1600s?

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Copy the following onto the top half of NB p. 37.

Copy the following onto the top half of NB p. 37. National government’s State governments’ powers powers. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 8.1 Study Questions 1-7.

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Copy the following onto the top half of NB p. 77.

Copy the following onto the top half of NB p. 77. (Skip one line). Copy these terms at the very bottom of NB 77. political party – (skip a line) foreign policy –. Copy the following onto the rest of NB p. 77. Section 9.3: The Federalists in Charge. Lesson 9.3a.

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Copy the following onto the top half of NB p. 29.

Copy the following onto the top half of NB p. 29. Class Notes 7.1: Describe the sorts of people who made up the Patriots and the Loyalists during the Revolutionary War. Copy the following onto the bottom of NB p. 29. Lesson 7.1a: Strengths and Weaknesses.

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Copy the following on NB p. 9.

Copy the following on NB p. 9. Lesson 5.1: The Great Awakening and the Enlightenment. Today we will explain how the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment caused revolutionary feelings to grow in the colonies. Vocabulary. explain – give reasons for denomination – specific religious group

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Copy the following Study Questions onto the top 10 lines of NB-50.

Copy the following Study Questions onto the top 10 lines of NB-50. How did mountain men help open the West? Why did so many Americans want to settle in Oregon? Why did the Mormons move west?. Copy the following chart onto the top half of NB-51.

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Copy the following onto the top ten lines of NB p. 43.

Copy the following onto the top ten lines of NB p. 43. Do NOT turn your notebook sideways!. On the next TWO LINES of NB–43, write the following phrases:. Constitutional Convention; New Jersey Plan; Annapolis Convention; Virginia Plan; Great Compromise; Amend or replace the Articles?.

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Copy these on the top half of NB–46.

Copy these on the top half of NB–46. 8.3 Study Questions 17–24. What were the Federalist and Antifederalist positions on states’ rights and a strong central government? What were The Federalist papers?

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Copy the following on NB p. 9.

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Copy the following onto the top two-thirds of NB p. 33.

Copy the following onto the top two-thirds of NB p. 33. Revolutionary War Battles. Copy the following onto the bottom third of NB p. 33. Lesson 7.3: The Path to Victory. Today we will explain why the war shifted to the South and summarize the events that led to the war’s end. Vocabulary.

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