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What are the 5 reasons to study history?
History is interesting, History is never finished, You develop empathy, to be a better thinker, and to learn from past mistakes.
What are the 5 founding American ideals?
Democracy, Liberty, Equality, Opportunity, and Rights
Who proposed the resolution for independence?
Richard Henry :ee
Who was on the committee to draft the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson, Roger Sherman, Benjamin Franklin, Robert R. Livingston, and John Adams
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
What are the parts to the Declaration of Independence?
Statement of human rights, Grievances against the king, and a Statement of Independence
When was the Declaration of Independence approved?
July 4, 1776
What are the branches of government?
Executive, Judicial, and Legislative
How many articles does the constitution have?
7
What are checks and balances?
A system of where all 3 branches work together to help keep any one branch from becoming too powerful (see pg. 75)
What are the jobs of the Legislative Branch?
Propose laws, declare war, override the president's veto with 2/3 vote, propose amendments with a 2/3 vote, approve treaties, and approve presidential appointments
Define the executive branch
The President and his cabinet
What are the jobs of the executive branch?
Commander and chief of the military, propose laws, enforce the laws, Appoint supreme court judges, propose budget, grant pardons, and make treaties.