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1 Unit 1 Academic Renew By:

2 Instructions: On each slide: Answer the question
Define the key words for each unit by using the video provided. When you have completed this powerpoint, please share your version with your teacher.

3 Unit 1.1: Why do we have government?
Video vocab: Government Politics

4 Unit 1.2: List the characteristics for each set of colonies here:
New England: Middle: Southern: Video vocab: Colonies: Slaves: Puritans / Pilgrims:

5 Unit 1.3: List two enlightenment ideas from each of the following philosophers: Hobbes: Locke: Montesquieu: Rousseau: Video vocab: Life, liberty, property: Monarchy: Separation of Powers:

6 Unit 1.4/5: Why did the United States resort to war with the English?
Video vocab: French and Indian War ( ): Stamp Act: Sons of Liberty:

7 Unit 1.6: What are 3 problems with the Articles of Confederation?
Video vocab: Articles of Confederation: Congress: Shay’s Rebellion:

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