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Westward 2019

Lead the Way Dreams of Expansion Awakening Democracy Please It Takes 2
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How did President Jefferson's policies negatively affect the Americans during the War of 1812?
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How did President Jefferson's policies negatively affect the Americans during the War of 1812?
military spending cuts/British advantage
T or F? Jefferson's policies changed the American government by expanding the power of the federal government.
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T or F? Jefferson's policies changed the American government by expanding the power of the federal government.
False
What is the legacy of the forced removal of Native Americans?
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What is the legacy of the forced removal of Native Americans?
Possible answers....fear of gov, mistrust of gov, reservations, neglect, inequality, perseverance
During the 1800's America began to feel a new sense of American_______
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During the 1800's America began to feel a new sense of American_______
nationalism
Jefferson and Franklin were both supporters of _________tolerance or separation of _______ and ______.
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Jefferson and Franklin were both supporters of _________tolerance or separation of _______ and ______.
religious/church/state
Name 3 states (land) gained from the Louisiana Purchase.
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Name 3 states (land) gained from the Louisiana Purchase.
Answers will vary....South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas
This is a pass through the Appalachian mountains which was an important part of the Wilderness Road traveled by men like Daniel Boone.
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This is a pass through the Appalachian mountains which was an important part of the Wilderness Road traveled by men like Daniel Boone.
Cumberland Gap
How did the War of 1812 end? (Name of Treaty)
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How did the War of 1812 end? (Name of Treaty)
Treaty of Ghent
The state has designed an interstate highway to run through Mr. Eagle's farm. The state has agreed to compensate Mr. Eagle fairly. Violation? Amendment?
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The state has designed an interstate highway to run through Mr. Eagle's farm. The state has agreed to compensate Mr. Eagle fairly. Violation? Amendment?
No. 5th/private property for public use, just compensation
A group of citizens are angry about leash laws in their city. They organize a protest march through the main street in town. They vow to march peacefully but the mayor denies their request. Violation? Amendment?
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A group of citizens are angry about leash laws in their city. They organize a protest march through the main street in town. They vow to march peacefully but the mayor denies their request. Violation? Amendment?
Yes. 1st/assembly
To journey with a purpose.
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To journey with a purpose.
expedition
Name given to the forced journey of the Cherokee.
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Name given to the forced journey of the Cherokee.
Trail of Tears
Supreme Law of the Land.
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Supreme Law of the Land.
U.S. Constitution
Name of Thomas Jefferson's political party. Federalist or Anti-Federalist?
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Name of Thomas Jefferson's political party. Federalist or Anti-Federalist?
Republican, Anti-Federalist
Define democracy and give a theme, concept and action.
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Define democracy and give a theme, concept and action.
Form of government which relies on the will of the people War, compromise, cease fire
A man is caught stealing a $20 political hat form a gift store. He is arrested and convicted by a judge. He is sentenced to 10 years in prison. Violation? Amendment.
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A man is caught stealing a $20 political hat form a gift store. He is arrested and convicted by a judge. He is sentenced to 10 years in prison. Violation? Amendment.
Yes. 8th/ Cruel punishment
T or F. Our democracy is constantly changing.
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T or F. Our democracy is constantly changing.
True
Principle "architect" of the U.S. Constitution and man of many "hats"
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Principle "architect" of the U.S. Constitution and man of many "hats"
James Madison
Name 3 American values. Tell me where one originated.
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Name 3 American values. Tell me where one originated.
Ex: privacy/Writs of Assistance, British invasion of privacy during early colonial days
This principle gave the Supreme Court a central role in American government
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This principle gave the Supreme Court a central role in American government
judicial review
Describe the difference between Native Americans and European Americans in regard to land.
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Describe the difference between Native Americans and European Americans in regard to land.
commodity vs. shared resource
Name 2 challenges faced by Lewis and Clark.
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Name 2 challenges faced by Lewis and Clark.
lack of supplies, bad weather, conflicts w/natives, animal attacks, confusion regarding location...
Two reasons Americans traveled West at this time.
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Two reasons Americans traveled West at this time.
Gold, adventure, new life, land
Name 2 democratic ACTIONS.
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Name 2 democratic ACTIONS.
Answers will vary Ex.voting, recycling, boycotting
What were two of the tasks that President Jefferson gave to Lewis and Clark?
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What were two of the tasks that President Jefferson gave to Lewis and Clark?
Report on natural environment, engage with natives, find a route to the Pacific
What is the most valuable right found in the 1st amendment? Why?
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What is the most valuable right found in the 1st amendment? Why?
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