acc day 6
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Day 6
Do Now
5 point pop quiz!
Study types of government.
Agenda
1. Do Now
2. Turn in Current Event practice.
3. Review/ finish Article of Confederation Notes
4. Constitution Jig Saw
5. Review
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POP QUIZ (5 pts)
1. A _________ is ruled by a King or a Queen.
2. A _________ rules with complete and absolute power.
3. A _________ is controlled by one or more religious leaders.
4. In a _________ people are ruled by elected officials.
5. The system of government in the US is a ________.
BONUS: Why can’t the United States be a direct democracy? (2pts)
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Review
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
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A New Constitution
Oldest written document still governing today.
Based on English rights.
The same English rights the colonists were angry with the King for violating.
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British Principles of Influence
Magna Carta (1215)- right to trial by jury of peers, protects rights of Parliament against King.
English Bill of Rights (1689)- Right to petition, right to fair punishment.
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Parliamentary Government
Parliament- the lawmaking body of Great Britain.
Bicameral- House of Lords and House of Commons.
Prime Minister= head of British government.
David Cameron
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Delegates Hold Meetings in Secret
James Madison keeps journal on the meetings.
James Madison is known as the father of the Constitution.
Why hold meetings in secret?
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Writing the Constitution
Federalism- Power is divided between national government (whole country) and state government.
The Great Compromise- Congress = bicameral lawmaking body
Senate- the states have equal rep.
House- states are represented based on population.
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Government Becomes Stronger
Powers of national government increased:
coin/print money
raise armed forced
regulate trade
and set taxes.
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Approving Constitution
Completed September 1787. Signed September 17th 1787. (39/42)
Ratification- approval by vote.
Needed 9/13 states to vote yes to be ratified.
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Federalist, Antifederalists, and
Ratification Federalist- favored a
strong national government.
Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison. – The Federalist Papers
Antifederalists- were afraid of strong national government. Concerned with states power and civil power.
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Constitution is Ratified
Most states ratify in 1787 and 1788.
New government started operation March 1789.
April 30th 1789 George Washington is sworn in.
North Carolina and Rode Island approve Constitution after it goes into affect.
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Constitution Jig Saw
Washington- Courtney Kamberlis, Shuanna Knight, Kaitlin Douphinette, Ryan Bailey, Olivia Heffernan
Lincoln- Mathew Steele, Bailey Schott, Cam Altobelli, Sean Jones, Tyler Pelletier
Truman- Ben Sargent, Eli Sorensen, Lilly Howard, Lily Hevesh, Maria Collie
Teddy- Josh Grambow, Jillian Grew, Michelle Fredericks, Jessica Buckley, Kate Hoadley, Justin Rutberg
Emma Melanson, Maddie Padellaro, Ben Flyzik, Ryan Lewis, Bryce Whittaker, Arianna Olkavikas