The English | America's Independence | The Declaration of Independence | Creating the Constitution | Forms and structures of government/constitution |
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What is the Magna Carta
the first document in England that significantly limited the monarch’s power.
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What is the Stamp Act
nine colonial representatives meet in NYC to discuss what should be done about the Stamp Act of 1765. (first time).
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What is the declaration of independence
Contained many elements of social contract theory, natural rights of men, the proper purpose of government; Locke. Written by Thomas Jefferson
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What is the Virginia Plan(large state)
-3 branches of government
-bicameral congress(both population based) -congress elect president -judges chosen by legislative branch |
What is the Federalists
Led by:James Madisonand Alexander Hamilton• Advocates that argued in favor of the Constitution because; created a strong central government but retained certain powers in the states.
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What is the Petition of Rights
more limits on the monarch’s power; no using the military against citizens, no quartering of troops
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What is the Albany Plan of Union
first, formal attempt to unify colonies; B. Franklin
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What is the separation of powers
The declaration of Independence contained many elements but what did it not contain?
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What is the New Jersey Plan(small state)
-3 branches of congress
-unicameral congress(equal representation) -there is chief executive committee that elects president -judges chosen by president |
What is the anti-federalists
Led by:Patrick Henryand Samuel Adams•Protested against the Constitution because they wanted states to have ultimate authority over matters of government; they wanted to keep the confederation, but give it a bit more power
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What is the English Bill of Rights
recognition of the natural rights of men; made Parliament permanent;
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What is the first continental Congress
elegates from all colonies, except GA, meet to discuss options for the worsening situation with England
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What is the Articles of Confederation
Created a confederate government in which states were in a “firm league of friendship“ so that each state kept its sovereignty& independence.
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What is the Connecticut Compromise
bicameral Congress with both population-based and equal representation bodies.
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What is the Articles, Sections, and Clauses
How is the Constitution formed
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What is a Republic
All of the following concepts were brought by colonists into the English colonies EXCEPT:
-Ordered -Limited -Representative -Republic |
What is the Second Continental Congress
All thirteen colonies sent delegates to Philadelphia to discuss independence and war efforts;
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What is the Articles of Confederation
What created a firm "firm League of Friendship" between the 13 colonies
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What is the slave trade compromise
The conitienental congress agreed to end the importation of slaves after the year of 1808
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What is judicial review, federalism, checks and balances, separation of powers, popular sovereignty, and limited government
What are the 6 basic principles of the Constitution.
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What is ALL TRUE
Which of the following statements about the government of the United Kingdom is TRUE?Immersive Reader
(1/1 Point) The United Kinddom does not have one single document that serves as its government Constitution. The United Kingdom has a series of documents, court decisions, traditions and customs that make up its Constitution. The United Kingdom has a parliamentary government system guaranteed by the English Bill of Rights |
What is our First National Government
What can our second continental Congress called?
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What is the Articles of Confederation
These created equal representation among the states, no national government authority over states.
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What is the 3/5 compromise
5 slaves-3 white people,
for taxation pruposes |
What is a formal amendment
this amendment changed the actual written words of the document and 27 amendments have been made.
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