'New govt' presentation slideshows

Chapter 5

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A Global Conflict 13:3

A Global Conflict 13:3. By Lena Shapiro. Overview. Central Powers vs. Allies War continues ? more countries join the battle Gallipoli Campaign America joins the war Allies Win!! . War Affects the World . The Gallipoli Campaign Goals of the Allies: Secure the Dardanelles

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Ch. 9 An Emerging World Power

Ch. 9 An Emerging World Power. 9.1 The Roots of Imperialism. Objectives: Identify the key factors that prodded America to expand Explain how the U.S. took its first steps toward increased global power Summarize the chain of events leading up to the annexation of Hawaii. Imperialism:

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Essential Question

What powers were granted & denied to the national govt under the Articles of Confederation?. Essential Question. Chapter 8 Section 1 Pt I. The Articles of Confederation. When the Continental Congress met in 1776, they began to plan the new national govt.

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AGGRESSORS INVADE NATIONS

AGGRESSORS INVADE NATIONS. Japan Seeks and Empire. Militarists seized control of govt. Did not try to establish new govt , restored control of govt to military Emperor at the top Military answers only to the emperor (and in future will help rule)

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Federalists vs. Democratic Republicans

Federalists vs. Democratic Republicans. Early Formation of Parties. Parties first formed to deal with the ratification of the Constitution 1787-1789 Federalists supported the new Constitution and felt its increased powers would be good for the country

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Essential Question

Essential Question. What challenges did the ratification process present for the Constitution? . Ratification of the Constitution. Chapter 8 Section 3 (Pt I). Federalism. After the Const. was sent to the states, debate raged over the power of the proposed govt

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The Constitution: The Colonial Mind a. British corrupt

The Constitution: The Colonial Mind a. British corrupt b. N atural rights- life, liberty, property c. A war of ideology, not economics d. Specific complaints against King George III The Real Revolution a . change in belief about what made authority legitimate

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