Warm Up – December 20 Unit 1 Review - Answer the following questions on a post it: Explain the differences between a citizen, alien, refugee and immigrant.

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Warm Up – December 20 Unit 1 Review - Answer the following questions on a post it: Explain the differences between a citizen, alien, refugee and immigrant. How did Thomas Paine’s Common Sense influence the signing of the Declaration of Independence? How did the Declaration of Independence reflect philosophies of John Locke? What were the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation? Why did the colonists fear a strong central government when writing the Articles of Confederation?

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