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Unit 2-Revolution and Articles of Confederation

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The origins and development of democratic institutions will be studied. 
  • Examination of the development of British common law and parliamentary government, which influenced the early American colonial governments.
  • Analysis of the reasons for the colonists' dissatisfaction with British rule in the colonies and the decision to declare independence.
  • Description and explanation of the new government established by the Articles of Confederation.

Ch 2 (Sec 1-3)



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Vocabulary

Section 1
  • Monarch
  • Legislature
  • Parliament
  • Precedent
  • Common Law
  • Colony
  • Charter
  • Compact
Section 2
  • Mercantilism
  • Boycott
  • Repeal
  • Delegate
  • Independence
Section 3
  • Constitution
  • Bicameral
  • Confederation
  • Ratify
  • Amend
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2-1 Vocabulary
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2-1 Study Guide
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2-1 Class Notes
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2-1 Class Notes Highlighted
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2-2 Vocabulary
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2-2 Study Guide Highlighted
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2-3 Study Guide
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2-3 Articles Sheet #1
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2-3 Articles Sheet #2
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CH 2 Review Online
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Big Ideas

  • What were the English traditions of limited and representative government?
  • How did colonists transplant English ideas of government to America?
  • How did the British government try to tighten control over its American colonies?
  • How did American colonists resist and reject the British crackdown?
  • How did the original states fashion their constitutions?
  • Why were the Articles of Confederation ineffective?

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