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CH 2: The Origins of the American GovernmentSection 1: The Colonial Period
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The English colonists brought with them a heritage of freedom
and principles of government that helped shape the development of
the United States.
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The concept of limited government, dating from the Magna Carta, was an
accepted part of the English system.
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The Petition of Right in 1628 severely limited the power of the
English monarch.
The colonists believed in the limits on the ruler’s power and the freedoms protected in the English Bill of Rights passed by
Parliament in 1688.
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The colonists firmly believed in a representative government,
following the model of Parliament.
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The ideas of the seventeenth century English philosopher
John Locke deeply influenced the American colonists.
• John Locke: Natural Rights to Life, Liberty, and Property
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Using your textbook p37, answer:
•Why were John Locke’s ideas considered revolutionary?
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Where did our ideas on government come from?
• The present system of American government evolved largely from colonial governments and their practices.
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Written plans of government were a key feature of the
colonial period.
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Representative assemblies elected by the people helped establish the
tradition of representative government in America.
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The division of government powers among the governor, the colonial legislatures, and colonial courts helped establish the principle of
the separation of powers.
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Let’s Sum It All Up!• Answer the questions listed below in your
notes while you view this:• Magna Carta
, English Bill of Rights, and American Government
• 1. How does a constitution limit government?
• 2. What 3 things are in the Magna Carta? • 3. What are the key features of the English
Bill of Rights?
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Let’s Compare!MAGNA CARTA – 1215• 1. No taxation w/o
representation • • • • 2. Trial by jury•
Check it out…• 1. Article I, Section 2 &
Article 1, Sec.2, 1• 15th Amendment, 24th
Amendment, 26th Amendment, 16th Amendment,
• • 2.Bill of Right- 6th
Amendment•
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PETITION OF RIGHT – 1628• 3. Monarch needs consent
from Parliament to collect taxes
• • • 4. Need just cause to
imprison people• • • • 5. No Quarter (cannot house
troops in private homes)
Check it out…• 3.Article I, Section 7 and 8• • • • 4.Bill of Rights- 5th
Amendment• • • • 5.Bill of Rights- 3rd
Amendment•
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ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS- 1689• 6. Monarchs do not have divine
right• • • 7. Monarch cannot interfere w/
Parliament elections• • • 8. Petition the gov’t• • • • 9. No cruel or unusual
punishment
Check it out…• 6. Article I, Section 9, Clause 8, • Preamble• • 7. Article I, Section 2• • • • 8.Bill of Rights- 1st Amendment• • • • 9.Bill of Rights- 8th Amendment