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The World Turned Upside Down

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Origins of American Government

Origins of American Government. Chapter 2. Section 1 Essential Questions. What two principles of government came from the English heritage of the colonists? What documents from England influenced the development of government in the United States?

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Chapter 2: Origins of American Government

Chapter 2: Origins of American Government. Objectives Section 1. Identify the three concepts of government that influenced the American colonies. Explain the influence of three landmark English documents.

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Origins of American Government

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

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The average age of the American colonists in 1775 was A.30 B.27 C.25 D.20 E.16

All of the following are reasons the thirteen Atlantic seaboard colonies sought independence except A.distinctive social structures. B.distinctive economic structures. C.distinctive political structures. D.distinctive ethnic or racial structures.

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Chapter 2: Origins of American Government Sections 1-2

Chapter 2: Origins of American Government Sections 1-2. Introduction. What ideas and traditions influenced government in the English Colonies? English customs and ideas about government, including: The idea of ordered government The principle of limited government

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Salutary Neglect and The French and Indian War

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Empire to Independence

Empire to Independence. Origin of Tension. English Civil War. Civil war begins in 1640s England almost completely neglected its colonies during this conflict. English Civil War. King Charles I v Parliament Charles I executed in 1649 1660 Charles II becomes king when monarchy restored.

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Chapter 5 (2 nd Half) Pg. 139-156

Chapter 5 (2 nd Half) Pg. 139-156. Quartering Act. Colonial Legislatures forced to pay for goods needed by stationed soldiers NY objected the most Resistance heightened Parliaments dislike of Colonial resistance. Townshend Duties. Indirect tax-glass, paint, lead, paper, tea

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The Creation of the Federal Government

The Creation of the Federal Government. Unit 2. Sec.1:Roots of American Government. A. An English Political Heritage 1. Many cultures settled here. Those from England came in greatest numbers. a. 1 st permanent colony Jamestown, VA (12 more) 2. English Principles influenced US Government.

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Colonial Unrest

Colonial Unrest. Causes of the Revolutionary War. Proclamation of 1763. When: 1763 What is it: British formally ended all settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains. Who did it effect: Colonial Settlers / Native Americans

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Free Write

Free Write. In a half page answer the following question: What kind of a parent do you think you would be (if you have children?) Controlling, a push-over , strict, baby them? Explain. .

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British Rule

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The Colonial Period

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Chapter 5 Practice Questions

Chapter 5 Practice Questions. Match each individual on the left with his or her talent. ___ A. Jonathan Edwards 1. poet ___ B. Benjamin Franklin 2. scientist ___ C. Phillis Wheatley 3. theologian 4. portrait artist

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Boston Port Act

Boston Port Act . Gaganpreet Kaur, Markus Stevenson, Brandon Brown, and Jack Fletcher. Background Information. It was a law passed by the British Parliament in 1773. It was one of the four laws that were intended to punish the citizens of Boston for their destruction of tea in Boston Harbor.

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