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Unit 2-Revolution and Articles of Confederation

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)

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

Assignments

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
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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?