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1. Reform

1. Reform. The improvement or amendment of what is wrong or corrupt. 2. Retro. to do again. 3. Revolution. rapid change. 4. Empire. an extended area under central control. 5. Civilization.

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What is the purpose?

What is the purpose?. What is it that you SHOULD learn from a government course? WHY? On a scale of 1-10, how much would you say you know about government already?. Focus questions 1-1 ( p. 5) ALWAYS write questions and answers in spiral (back side of page).

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The English Colonies

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Freedom of Expression

Freedom of Expression. Aurora Fulp 3/24/14 4 th Period. http://happypress.org/gutenbergs-printing-press-invention/. 1450-Invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany. http://www.historyguide.org/intellect/savonarola.html.

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ABC book of u.s. history

ABC book of u.s. history. By: deonta brown. A. Alexander Hamilton- author of many of the federalist papers Abigail Adams-wife of john Adams. B. Bernardo de galves- S paniard who held off British in new Orleans Benjamin Franklin-author ,publisher , inventor and diplomat . C.

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Practical Law

Practical Law . Chapter 1 What is Law. JURISPRUDENCE . The field of law with its two subject types: Criminal Civil. Goals of American Law. Protect Human Rights Promote fairness Help resolve conflicts Promote order and stability Promote desirable social and economic behavior

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Articles of Confederation

Articles of Confederation. The next step after the American Revolution. What influenced the Articles of Confederation?. The Enlightenment John Locke (Social Contract) English Magna Carta & English Bill of Right Power to the PEOPLE! No more Kings!. Ideas around the World.

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Enlightenment and the American Revolution

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Roots of American Government

Roots of American Government. Big Idea #1. America got a lot of their ideas about government from the British. . The Magna Carta. A document written in 1215 in England The king needed money to finance a war, so he made a deal with the nobles (rich guys) Gave rights to the English people

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The Enlightenment Ideas of Democracy

The Enlightenment Ideas of Democracy. Annotated Timeline Covering Self-Government. Governments House of Burgesses Parliament Glorious Revolution Fundamental Orders of Connecticut Iroquois Confederation Albany Plan of Union. Documents Magna Carta Mayflower Compact

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The Development of Self-Government in the Thirteen American Colonies

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Government, Religion, & Culture

Government, Religion, & Culture. Chapter 4 Section 2. Colonial Rhyme Time!. Task : Create a rhyme that summarizes our study of Colonial America Directions : The first person in the row will write a single line that addresses Colonial America.

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Basic Criminal Law: The United States Constitution, Procedure and Crimes Anniken U. Davenport

Basic Criminal Law: The United States Constitution, Procedure and Crimes Anniken U. Davenport. UNIT ONE: THE HISTORY OF CRIMINAL LAW. Chapter 2. The Origins of American Criminal Law. Introduction The American legal system is patterned after the English system. Anglo-Saxon Tribal Law to 1066

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Crisis and Absolutism in Europe, 1550 - 1715

Crisis and Absolutism in Europe, 1550 - 1715. Chapter 7. Europe in Crisis: The Wars of Religion. 1. Objective: Describe the causes of the French Wars of Religion and explain how they were resolved. Europe in Crisis: The Wars of Religion. Requirements:

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Foundations of Government

Foundations of Government. EQ: What events preceded (antecedents) and contributed to the formation of the Constitution?. Agenda. Review and analyze the documents that contributed to the creation of the US Constitution

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My abc book u.s history By christian.admire 4 5-12-11

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Directions for Foundations Foldable

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Our Political Beginnings

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The Glorious Revolution

Bloodless revolution. The Glorious Revolution. A transfer of power. From the monarchy to Parliament. Power comes from the governed. English Bill of Rights is signed. Due process for imprisonment or seizure of property Freedom of speech No cruel punishment. The Glorious Revolution was.

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