SSIMS students electing Hailey as their Student Body President is an example of "this" in action...
Representative Government
What were two weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?
The national government could not tax
The national government could not raise an army.
The national government could not print money or tax interstate trade.
The primary concern of large states regarding representation in Congress was...
Representation should be based on population
First ten amendments to the Constitution that protect individual rights
Bill of Rights
The people are the source of government power
Popular Sovereignty

Brain Break!!! 2 Truths and a Lie.... Which is the lie?
1. There have been three movies made about my family and one about a tragic event that involved a childhood friend.
2. There is a Lifetime movie about and event that involved me.
3. My cousin owns The Confederate Redneck shop in a Southern state.
There is a Lifetime movie about an event that involved me.
SO NOT TRUE!!!!!

This was a red flag that a stronger national government should be created...

Brain Break!!! Spot at least three differences between the two images in 20 seconds.
Different emblems on hats
top of the peppers are different
No food on the plate (left)

The national government is above state governments
National Supremacy
Made it illegal to criticize the government
Sedition Act

"Equal Opportunity" ensures which shared value...
Everyone should have the same chances
This was a meeting of 12/13 states to revise the Articles of Confederation
Constitutional Convention

The solution to the disagreement over state representation in Congress was...
The Great Compromise
to approve
ratify
Government power is divided between three branches: Legislative, executive, and judicial
Separation of Powers
What does "Limited Government" imply?
A) Government power is unrestricted
B) Government power is restricted
C) Government controls religious practices
D) Government owns all businesses
B) Government power is restricted

What was one of the beliefs of the Federalist party?

Supported a strong national government
Thought the Constitution should be interpreted loosely
Supported a national bank
Felt that the wealthy and educated people should have political power.
How is representation determined in the House of Representatives?
It is based on the state's population
Division of power between the national, state, and local governments.

Federalism
BRAIN BREAK: Solve this riddle....
I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. I have roads, but no cars.
What am I?
A Map

Early Americans fighting against British rule is an example of which American Value?
Freedom and Independence

What was one of the beliefs of the Democratic Republican Party (Anti-Federalists)?
Supported a limited national government
Thought that the Constitution should be interpreted strictly.
was against a national bank
Trusted regular people.
How is representation determined in the Senate?
Equal representation for each state...2 Senators
Power of the courts to determine whether a law or government action follows the Constitution
Judicial Review
What was at least one consequence of the War of 1812?
Native Americans lost a lot of land
Increase in patriotism and nationalism
The federalist party lost popularity during the war because they were against it.
Which term describes a system where businesses keep most of the money they make?
A) Equal Opportunity
B) Opportunity of the Market Economy
C) Limited Government
D) Separation of Church and State
Opportunity of the Market Economy

What precedents did George Washington establish during his presidential terms?

1. established the National Bank
2. two term limit in office
3. Neutrality regarding foreign affairs
4. First to Veto a bill passed by Congress
5. First to establish a Presidential Cabinet
6. First to use the military as a show of force against citizens.
The main concern of small states regarding representation in Congress was...
Equal Representation in Congress
A system of safeguards to prevent or block any branch from abusing its power

Checks and Balances

What were two causes of the War of 1812?

Britain was helping the Native Americans fight the U.S.
U.S. wanted to conquer Canada (and the Ohio River Valley land owned by GB)
Britain interfered with U.S. trade and captured (impressed) U.S. sailors.