Constitution

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Constitution
Constitution
America Before 1500
Colonies and Revolution
Colonies and Revolution
Colonies and Revolution
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These scientists study history by examining
artifacts of a specific group.
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Archeologists
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True or false, The Aztec, Inca and Maya had
advanced civilizations before the arrival of
Columbus?
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True
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European explorers were looking for this water
route through North America to find a quicker
route to Asia.
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Northwest Passage
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This was the transfer of goods, ideas and
diseases between the eastern and western
hemispheres after the arrival of Columbus.
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The Columbian Exchange
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This was the number one cause of death for Native
Americans after the arrival of Columbus
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Disease
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A form of protest where one group refuses to
purchase goods and services from another group is
called this.
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Boycott
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British legislation such as the Stamp Act, the
Tea Act and the Navigation Acts all led to this
major event.
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The American Revolution
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People who believed colonists should be grateful
to be under Britains rules and protection during
the revolution were known as these.
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Loyalists
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The primary purpose of this document was to list
the reasons the colonies should be free from
England.
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The Declaration of Independence
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One of the biggest reasons the British imposed
high taxes on the colonists was to pay off debts
from this conflict.
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The French and Indian War
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The first battle of the American Revolution was
fought here.
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Lexington
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He wrote most of the Declaration of Independence.
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Thomas Jefferson
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The idea that people have the right to rebel from
an unjust government is one of the main ideas of
this document.
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The Declaration of Independence
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Because this colonial region had short growing
seasons and rocky soil, their economy was based
mostly on Shipbuilding, fishing and trade.
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The New England Colonies
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He wrote the Revolutionary pamphlet Common Sense
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Thomas Paine
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The Constitution was considered an improvement
over this because it created a balance between
national and state governments.
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The Articles of Confederation
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To settle the dispute over whether slaves would
be counted as part of the population when
determining representation in Congress, delegates
at the Constitutional Convention made this
compromise.
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The Three-Fifths Compromise.
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The preamble of the Constitution says the power
to govern originates with who?
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The People
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This system was included in the Constitution to
prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.
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Checks and Balances
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Which provision was included in the Constitution
to allow it to adapt to changing times?
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The Amendment Process
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This system was included in the Constitution to
balance power between the federal and state
governments.
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Federalism
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To win support for ratification of the
Constitution, federalists agreed to add this
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The Bill of Rights
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This branch of the federal government includes
the Supreme Court.
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The Judicial Branch
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This branch of government makes the laws.
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The Legislative Branch
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Which part of the federal government is most
directly affected by the results of the federal
census?
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The House of Representatives
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