Use your 4 corner notes in order to review what you have learned.
"no taxation without representation"
"I want my land back from the King!"
"I do not want to pay taxes!"
"Give me liberty or give me death!"
Common Sense: Amenrican Crisis
Common Sense: Declaration of Independence
Common Sense: Constitution of 1776
Declaration of Independence: American Crisis
War
Making peace with the King George III
Independence
None of the above
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
A government that denies its people certain basic rights can be overthrown
Government should guarantee its citizens economic security
The national and state governments should share power
Rulers from nations get power to rule from God and are have to govern in the best interest for all people
True
False
True
False
US Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Olive Branch Pettion
Mayflower Compact
Congress
President
Courts
States made all of the important decisions
John Adams
George Washington
James Madison
Thomas Paine
1
2
3
4
Declaration of Independence
The Warsaw Pact
The Articles of Confederation
14 Points
Gettysburg Address
US Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Emancipation Proclamation
Change
War
Conflict
Independence
The separate branches of government
The desire to have a absolute monarch or king
Social Contracts between the people and the government
Life, Liberty, Property- Natural Rights
Declaration of Rights
English Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
English Bill of Rights
US Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Citizens have no rights at all
Rights can not be taken away- these are the natural rights that all people have
Only some people have rights
You must earn these rights over time
Continue to fight against the Native American tribes
Pay for the cost of the war since they had fought in the war- war debt had doubled for England and the 13 colonies
Pay for the war since they had lost and leave the continent
Give up land after the war to the French
True
False
True
False
Preamble (introduction)
Grievances (issues or problems with England/King)
Revolution
Independence declaration
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