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1 Benchmark wed 10/8 Topic # of questions Constitutional Compromises 5
7 1800s Geography 4 1800 Foregin Policy 2 Innovation 1 1800s Economics President Jackson 3 Marbury V. Madison States' Rights Topic # of questions exploration 1 French-Indian War Colonial Geography 4 Colonial Economics 2 colonial government British Oppression 5 Declaration of Independence Articles of Confederation

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3 inflation Demand Price Demand Price Supply Price Supply Price

4 Gov’t involvement in the economy
Panic of 1819 of USA

5 Maryland vs. McCulloch Federalism

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7 Electoral College (2012 election)
538 pts total – 270 to win (51%) 332 206

8 Federalism Gov’t regulates the economy

9 inflation Demand Price Demand Price Supply Price Supply Price

10 Gov’t involvement in the economy
Panic of 1837

11 We’re going to leave and start our own country!
Economic arguments lead to bigger problems We’re going to leave and start our own country! Tariff Of 1828 VOID

12 Indians do not have to move.
Civil Rights violation Cultural Beliefs Indian Removal Act Indians do not have to move. Try and stop me!

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