Unit One Principles & Origins of Government

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Unit One Principles & Origins of Government Created by: Jimmy Beavers, Nathan Starliper and Savannah Buhler

Char. of Government Forms of Government Compromises Early Attempts of Government Important Documents 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

One characteristic of a state

Government population territory sovereignty

Who is the primary author of declaration of independence

Thomas Jefferson

Who is the “father of the constitution?”

James Madison

Define public policy

Principles on which social laws are based

Goals of U.S. Gov outlined in Preamble

Establish justice, provide for the common defense, ensure tranquility, promote general welfare, secure blessings of liberty, form a more perfect union

Two types of democracy

Direct and representative

Who holds the power in a democracy?

The people

Describe a federal government

Powers divided between central government and smaller local government

What types of Government best describes the U.S.?

federal, representative democracy, presidential

Name the types of Government

Unitary, Federal, Confederacy, Parliamentary, Presidential, Dictatorship, Democracy

Describe the commerce and slave compromise

Congress was forbidden to tax exports, congress couldn’t act on slave trade for 20 years

What was the compromise in the 3/5ths compromise?

Slave states were allowed to count 3/5ths of slaves in their poulation

What plans lead to Connecticut compromise?

Virginia plan & New Jersey plan

Describe the Connecticut compromise

Bicameral legislature senate: represented equally house of representatives: represented by size

Describe the Virginia and New Jersey plans

Virginia: strong gov. w/ three banches, representation based on population, favored large states New Jersey Plan: Unicameral Congress, congress has limited power to tax, favored smaller states

What was the nations first government?

Second continental congress

What was the achievement of the second continental congress?

Form the declaration of independence

What document outline the first official government?

Articles of confederation

What are the federalists?

Supporters of a new federal government

Describe the weaknesses of the articles of confederation

One vote for each state congress regulate trade congress cant tax no executive no court system

What is the Magna Carta?

Barons forced King John to sign against the absolute powers of a king

What is the articles of confederation?

League of friendship among states

What is the constitution?

A written form of law that currently governs the US

What is the declaration of independence

Colonies declared independence from Great Britan

What is the English bill of rights?

The declaration of rights that the first continental sent to King George