ch 2 sec 3 & 4
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Chapter 2 Sections 3 & 4
The Constitution and a New Nation
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Warm-up
Put the following documents in order from when they were signed or approved.
List the year.• The Constitution• The Article of Confederation• The Declaration of Independence• The Treaty of Paris (to end the
Revolutionary War)
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Warm-up
1. The Declaration of IndependenceJuly 4, 1776
2. The Article of ConfederationMarch, 1781
3. The Treaty of Paris (to end the Revolutionary War)September, 1783
4. The ConstitutionJune, 1788
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Declaration Basics
• All men are created equal.• Unalienable Rights – cannot be
.• Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness• Includes freedom of speech and religion
• The government governs with the consent of the people.
• The Declaration showed that the English government did not uphold these principles.
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Articles of Confederation
• 1st form of government starting at the end of the Revolutionary War.
• Criticized for being .• Need for strong government.• In danger of states falling away into other
alliances and not being prepared for a invasion.
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Treaty of Paris
• Signed September 3, 1783• Formally ended the Revolutionary War.• The war unofficially ended with the British
surrender at – 1781.
• Britain recognized the of the United States.
• American representatives were John Adams, Ben Franklin, and John Jay.
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Shay’s Rebellion
• 1786• Farmers protest
over state taxes.• Shows the need
for a stronger national government.
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Need for Change
• Constitutional Convention• 1787 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Constitutional Compromises
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Big Ideas in the Constitution
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Big Ideas in the Constitution
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Separation of Powers
• Executive Branch• President• Cabinet Secretaries• Federal Agencies
• Legislative Branch• Congress
• House of Representatives• Senate
• Judicial Branch• Supreme Court• Lower Level Courts
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Make 3 columns on your sheet!
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Writes and Enacts Laws
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Appoints Judges…
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The head of this branch will preside over a presidential impeachment trial.
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Has sole power to declare war…
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Ratifies Treaties…
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May veto laws…
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Determines whether a law is constitutional…
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May start investigations, especially against the executive branch…
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Makes decrees or declarations (state of emergency)…
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Has sole power to interpret the law and apply it to particular disputes…
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Operational command of the military…
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Enacts Taxes, Authorizes Borrowing, and Sets the Budget…
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Polices its own members…
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Has the power to grant pardons to convicted criminals…
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The Bill of Rights
Finish this sentence:The purpose of the Bill
of Rights is to protect the from the .
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Questions
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Which came first, the Articles of Confederation or the Constitution?
The Articles of Confederation
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What event happened that alerted Americans of the need for a strong national government?
Shay’s Rebellion
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What was the great compromise?
A two-house Congress to satisfy both small and big states.
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What was the three-fifths compromise?
Three-fifths of the states’ slaves to be counted as part of the population.
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What does “checks and balances” mean as it applies to the Constitution?
System to prevent any one branch from dominating the other.
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Homework
• Blue Worksheet• Amendments 1-27 Circle the correct
answer• Use pages 96 – 103 for help.• Due tomorrow!!!