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Want to know Thomas Jefferson Bell Ringer Date: January 26th, 2016 Copy down the homework for tonight… 2) Take out a blank sheet of loose leaf paper - Title it Bell Ringers 1/26 to 1/29 - Create a KW Chart like so below Know Thomas Jefferson Want to know Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson What I Know about Him What I want to know about him

Vocabulary Chp. 9 Directions: Take out a sheet of paper… 1) Title in Chapter 9 Vocabulary – F0 2) We will define 5 words from Section 1 of Chapter 9 3) For the Homework for Friday, Add the vocabulary words to this sheet.

Thomas Jefferson Definition: Third President of the United States, made radical changes during term.

Definition: Vice President of Thomas Jefferson. Aaron Burr Definition: Vice President of Thomas Jefferson.

Laissez Faire Definition: “Let Alone”, Government should not interfere in the economy.

Judicial Review Definition: Authority of the Supreme Court to strike down unconstitutional laws.

John Marshall Definition: Chief Justice of Supreme court, ruled that courts power comes from Constitution, not Congress

Issues facing the Nation

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Textbook Time… Turn to Pg. 310 in your textbook. We will read a page together and fill in the guided notes. You will read the rest and complete the guided notes by the end of class.