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INTRODUCTION TO BELLRINGERS YOU SHOULD KEEP YOUR BELLRINGER PAGE IN YOUR BELLRINGER SECTION. IT WILL BE COLLECTED WHEN FINISHED AND YOU WILL HAVE AT LEAST.

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1 INTRODUCTION TO BELLRINGERS YOU SHOULD KEEP YOUR BELLRINGER PAGE IN YOUR BELLRINGER SECTION. IT WILL BE COLLECTED WHEN FINISHED AND YOU WILL HAVE AT LEAST 2 QUIZZES ON THE MATERIAL

2 CHARTER OF THE VIRGINIA COMPANY OF LONDON
VIRGINIA DECLARATION OF RIGHTS 3. VIRGINIA STATUTE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM 4. UNALIENABLE RIGHTS/ EQUALITY UNDER THE LAW

3 5. GRIEVANCES AGAINST THE KING 6
5. GRIEVANCES AGAINST THE KING 6. STATES (NATIONAL GOV’T COULD NOT EVEN TAX THE STATES) 7. THOMAS JEFFERSON 8. LIFE,LIBERTY, PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

4 9. FEDERALISM 11. EACH BRANCH MAY CHECK THE POWER OF THE OTHER BRANCHES (LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL) 12. FIRST 10 AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION 13. POWER OF THE NATIONAL GOV’T

5 14. POWER TO RULE THEMSELVES 15. FEDERALISTS 16. ALEXANDER HAMILTON 17
14. POWER TO RULE THEMSELVES 15. FEDERALISTS 16. ALEXANDER HAMILTON 17. STRONG NATIONAL GOV’T

6 18. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS 19. SLAVERY 20
18. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS 19. SLAVERY 20. CITIZENSHIP AND EQUAL TREATMENT UNDER THE LAW 21. VOTING RIGHTS

7 22. HOUSE OF BURGESSES 23. JOHN LOCKE 24. GREAT COMPROMISE 25
22. HOUSE OF BURGESSES 23. JOHN LOCKE 24. GREAT COMPROMISE 25. SUFFRAGE (VOTING RIGHTS)

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