THE CONSTITUTION THE COLONIAL MIND… ENLIGHTENMENT PHILOSOPHIES WORKBOOK p.41.

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THE CONSTITUTION

THE COLONIAL MIND…

ENLIGHTENMENT PHILOSOPHIES WORKBOOK p.41

NATURAL RIGHTS “UNALIENABLE” “WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS…”

THE NEW ENGLAND CONFEDERATION 1734

THE ALBANY PLAN 1754 * DEFENSE * TRADE

THE STAMP ACT CONGRESS – 1765 TO RESPOND TO….. STAMP ACT AND OTHER LAWS….

DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND GRIEVANCES

RESULT???

STAMP ACT IS REPEALED…. WHY????

INTELLIGENTSIA

12/16/1773

“I’LL HAVE ONE MORE OF ME…”

BRITISH REACTION….

THE INTOLERABLE ACTS….

OUR RESPONSE… 1 ST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS – 1774

* LEXINGTON *CONCORD

2 ND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS – 1775 *GW *

THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

GOAL: LIBERTY

LIBERTY VS. ORDER

SOLON

MAPLE HEIGHTS

BRUNSWICK

PARMA HEIGHTS

VERMILLION

...MMMMM...

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

AOC = WEAK p.42 Workbook

SHAY’S REBELLION 1787 TAKE MY FARM? I DON’T THINK SO…

PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION -1787

KEY QUESTION?

VIRGINIA PLAN

N. J. PLAN

THE GREAT COMPROMISE HOUSE = POP. SENATE = 2 PER

POPULATION ISSUES -REPRESENTATION -TAXATION

3/5 TH’S COMPROMISE EXAMPLE 500,000 = 300,000

WOMEN???

HOUSE TODAY… CALIF – 53 TEXAS – 36 NY/FLA – 27 OHIO – 16 7 STATES – 1 EACH

SENATE TODAY 2 PER STATE

OTHER ISSUES… TRADE? PRESIDENT? SLAVERY?

KEY PRINCIPLES

FEDERALISM!!!! MADISON AND FACTIONS

SEPARATION OF POWERS

CHECKS AND BALANCES

FEDERALISTS VS. ANTI-FEDERALISTS

BILL OF RIGHTS

FEDERALIST PAPERS

JUNE 21, 1788 RATIFICATION

AMENDMENTS 2/3 BOTH HOUSES 3/4 STATES “SUPER MAJORITY” CONCEPT