History throughout time by:maddy and Haley
Chapter 1
The Preamble
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the purpose of a legal document.
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Preamble to the Constitution begins with the phrase, “We the people…”In other words it says that the Constitution’s authority is based on the people themselves.
Chapter 2 Defining and Debating America’s Founding Ideals
John Locke, huge influence on right and liberty.
Liberty in 1776 to some colonists meant moral freedom, others, religious freedom.
Locke included property to rights, Jefferson changed it to the pursuit of happiness.
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Chapter 3
shared Powers of the Federal and State Governments Some
of the powers Click to edit Master text styles given to Congress Second level are not denied to Third level the states.
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are called concurrent powers because the governments can independently use them at the same time.
Chapter 4- the colonial roots of American founder ideals. 1620, the mayflower, to Virginia got stylesgoing carried away by weather and settled in Massachusetts.
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In a 120 year period population in colonies increased to 1,166,114.
Government wasn’t local so colonies wouldn’t come together, even if it meant war.
Chapter 5
The Role of political parties in government
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political party is an organized group of people who have similar ideas about government.
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first two parties came out in the 1790s.
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of the parties was led by Thomas Jefferson, who wanted to help farmers and reduce the size of the federal government.
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other party was led by Alexander Hamilton who liked a strong government that could help businesses.
Chapter 6- creating the constitution. Equal
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rights for slaves being human for the styles original 13 states wasn’t outlawed. Due
to falling trade high debt and weak currency started to occur.
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elected George Washington as officer hoping to establish a strong government
Chapter 7 New inventions
Whitney invented the lick to edit Master text stylescotton gin, which Second level was a machine Third level that could clean Fourth level 50 pounds of Fifth level cotton in the same time that it would take to clean one pound by hand.
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Chapter 8-changes in a young nation. In may of 1804 Lewis and Clark set out on an to the pacific styles expedition ocean, finding new animals and places.
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By 1828, while Andrew Jackson was elected president, may states had dropped the law that you had to own property to vote.
In 1793 Eli Whitney had invented the cotton gin which was used to clean seeds out of cotton
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Chapter 9 New weapons One
of the new and deadlier weapons is the rifled musket.
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gun had grooves on the inside that caused the bullet to spin.
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allowed the bullet to travel farther and faster with better accuracy.
Chapter 10- the civil war
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As war continues, public stylesopinions were starting to change on colored people being in the war.
In order to be in the war, woman had to disguise themselves as men.
The civil war was a sign of trying to get freedom and to preserve the united states.
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