Vocabulary
What is an official agreement made between sovereign nations called?
Treaty
How many branches of government does the U.S have?
¿Cuántas ramas del gobierno tiene Estados Unidos
Three
The U.S Constitution was was ratified in 1786, what was the name of the previous Constitution?
Articles of Confederation
What is the Early Republic?
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the period of American history following the American Revolution through the 1830s
What is a hook?
an opening statement in a piece of writing meant to grab the reader's attention
The first 10 Admendments of the U.S Constitution is called....
The Bill of Rights
Name the three branches of government?
¿Nombra las tres ramas del gobierno?
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial
What is the first section of the U.S Constitution called?
The preamble
What was the cause of the whiskey rebellion?
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Western PA farmers were upset of the increase tax on whiskey.
What is a primary source?
¿Qué es una fuente primaria?
a first-hand account or original document created by someone who directly experienced or participated in an event, providing the most direct evidence of a topic or time period
What is Sedition?
speech that encourages people to go against the government
What is the term for a system in which the power of government is divided between legislative, executive, and judicial branches?
¿Cuál es el término para un sistema en el que el poder del gobierno se divide entre los poderes legislativo, ejecutivo y judicial?
Separation of Powers
Congress is composed of two chambers, what are the two chambers of congress?
El congreso está compuesto por dos cámaras, ¿cuáles son las dos cámaras del congreso?
House of Representatives and the Senate
What is Republican Motherhood?
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the idea during the Early Republic that mothers were responsible for raising children to prepare them for civic life
Why is evidence important in writing a C.E.R?
¿Por qué es importante la evidencia al redactar un C.E.R?
Evidence supports the claim and makes the claim more reliable.
A court case that is studied because it has historical and legal significance.
Landmark Case
Executive branch ________ laws
Legislative branch _______ laws
Judicial branch ________ laws and determine if the laws are ________
What were the 1st two political parties under the U.S Constitution?
Democratic-Republic and the Federalist Party
Why were the treaties made with the Native Americans Important in the Early Republic?
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The U.S just finished a war with Great Britain and could afford to go into another with the Native tribes.
How should you analyze a source?
¿Cómo se debe analizar una fuente?
The power of the judicial branch to determine if laws made by the legislative branch and actions of the executive branch are constitutional
Judicial Review
The power to make treaties with foreign nations is given to what branch of gov't?
Executive Branch
What are the principles of the U.S Constitution?
Popular Sovereignty
Federalism
Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers
Limited Gov't
What was the significant of the Marbury v Madison case?
First time the supreme court use their power to use Judicial Review
What can you infer about the image?
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