Twisted Sister

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Twisted Sister
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Liberty
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Pursuit of Happiness
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With the passage of this, the federal government
was finally able to make and collect federal taxes
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Constitution
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The author of Common Sense believed that the
King was taking away political rights of colonists
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Thomas Paine
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This rule protects against tyranny
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Rule of Law
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This Enlightenment philosopher believed in the 3
equal branches of government
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Montesquieu
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According to the Constitution, where does our
government get its consent to rule?
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From the people it governs
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This Enlightened Philosopher supported Natural Law
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John Locke
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Congress is the federal body of this branch of
government
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Legislative Branch
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The Mayflower Compact was the first form of this
is the colonies
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Self Government
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The Constitution should protect fundamental
rights like those in the Bill of Rights would be
a belief of these people
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Antifederalists
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Difference between federal and unitary systems
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Federal system- shares power, Unitary system-
delegates power
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Including Natural Rights in the Declaration of
Independence shows the ideas of this group of
thinkers
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Enlightenment Philosophers
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This group reflects the opinions of the people
because they are elected every two years, make
laws, and their numbers are based on population
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House of Representatives
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According to this quote deriving their just
powers from the consent of the governed, the
power of our government comes from here
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The People
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U.S. government document that set up the 3
branches of government
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Constitution
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This group of people, who represented small
states at the Constitutional Convention, believed
that each state should be equally represented in
the Legislative Branch
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Antifederalists
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Biggest debate between federalists and
antifederalists
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Whether states or federal government should hold
more power
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First plan of Union for the 13 colonies following
their declaring of independence from Britain
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Articles of Confederation
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Amendment that allows us to express ourselves
through speech, religion, petition, and assembly
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1st
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An original document from a time period in the
past would be an example of this
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Primary Source
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Fair treatment for those accused of a crime can
be found in these amendments
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5th, and 6th
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Amendment that gives women the right to vote
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19th
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Amendment that frees the slaves
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13th Amendment
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Amendment that makes former slaves citizens
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14th Amendment
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Granted former slaves the right to vote
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15th Amendment
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Allows a person to protect themselves by taking
up arms (guns)
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2nd Amendment