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When was the Constitution Ratified?

June 21, 1788

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What is Belling the Cat? 🐈

"To bell the cat" means to take on a dangerous task for the good of others"

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It is easy to make an impossible plan, but hard to do the actual work.

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This branch includes the President, the President's cabinet, the Vice President, and other executive departments. This branch ensures the laws are carried out and enforced. 

The Executive Branch

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The first colonial legislature, formed in 1619, set governors salary and imposed taxes

What is the Virginia House of Burgesses?

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What was the rats name in Ratatouille? 

Who is Remy? πŸ€πŸ§‘β€πŸ³

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What are Articles I, II, and III about?

The Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches of government. 
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This author, who believed that absolute authority was the only way to bring true peace to humanity, also wrote The Leviathan. 

Who is Thomas Hobbes?

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This branch includes both houses of Congress: the House of Representatives and the Senate

The Legislative branch

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Why did the British tax the colonies? 

What is because they needed to pay off taxes?

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Name one reason the Articles of Confederation didn't work out.

-States held too much power, no central federal government

-too hard to change

-no centralized trade or currency

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Article IV: What is the "Full Faith andCredit Clause"? 

Requires each state to uphold and respect the legal and judicial decisions of other states. 

Ex: Drivers License 

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The only good government is one run completely by the people; direct democracy.

Who was Rousseau? 

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This branch of government includes nine justices. They all work together to solve disputes and review laws as needed. 

What is the Judicial branch?

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This act gave the British East India company total control of the tea sales in the colony

What is the Tea Act of 1773?

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What is the meaning of life?

42

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These articles explain the process to amending the Constitution, as well as how federal law is established and should be upheld. 

What are Articles V and VI of the Constitution? 

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People are born with natural rights, but some of them must be given up to the government to protect those rights; representative democracy. 

Who is John Locke?

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Why do we have a government?

Security, defense, justice, public goods, uphold the social contract, etc. 

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The colonists dressed up as these people at the Boston Tea Party. 

Who are Native Americans? (Bonus points if you said the Mohawk Indians)

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A war veteran never paid, led an armed protest against  the MA government December 1786. 

What is Shay's rebellion?

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This was a compromise between two plans (Virginia and New Jersey) that established our bicameral legislation: House of Representatives and the Senate. 

What is The Great Compromise? 

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Concentrated power leads to tyranny- government power must be checked and balanced; government with separated checked powers. 

Who was Montesquieu? 

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Explain the Tragedy of the Commons

Pond analogy :)

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When was the Revolutionary War?

April 19th, 1775 - September 3, 1783 

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Weighing in at 180 lbs., coming in at a whopping 6'2, this man was the FIRST president of the USA, didn't have a political party, and willingly resigned from office. 

GEORGE WASHINGTON πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ¦…

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