Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists

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Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists Hamilton (fed) v. Jefferson (A-F) Nat’l Gov’t v. State Gov’t During constitution ratification Compromise: Strong Nat’l Gov’t Bill of Rights is written

Immigration (view points) Conservative – LEGAL only, the rest get out Liberal – Amnesty (forgiveness) for all, everyone is a citizen

Healthcare Liberal – Gov’t should provide it for everyone (high taxes) Conservative – Buy your own (Low taxes)

Columbian Exchange After Pangea separates 200 million years ago… Plants, Animals, etc. were isolated Columbus arrives in 1492 – Old World and New World collide Plants, animals, and diseases are exchanged

Decline of American Indians Columbian Exchange – Small Pox (1500-1700) American Colonists – Genocide (1700-1800) Trail of Tears – Ethnic Cleansing (1830) The West – Genocide (Post Civil War)

NC Ethnic Groups - is a social group of people who identify with each other based on common ancestral, social, cultural, or national experience Moravians Scots-Irish Highland Scots Latino Hmong African-American American Indians

Education Early 1800s (Rip Van Winkle state) People want public education Rich – do not want to pay, or lose any power Teaching Evolution (1920s) NC House of Representative write a bill – Ban teaching evolution Does not pass Scopes “Monkey Trial” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_DQUAuNUvw