Unit 2
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| The first Representative assembly and a colonial building block to American democracy | Virginia House of Burgesses
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| "The crucible of American democracy" | New England Town Meeting
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| Desire of the colonist to live under the rule of law even before tehy set foot on Plymouth colony was shown in the | Mayflower Compact
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| The biggest problem the colonists had with paying taxes levied against them by King George III was that they wanted | proper representation in Parliament
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| The Mayflower Compact, the House of Burgesses, and the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut were important to America because they promoted | Self Government
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| John Peter Zenger and New York Times Co. vs. US strengthened | freedom of the press
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| Limiting the colonies' trade with other nations | Merchantalism
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| Lax emforcement of laws regulating colonial trade | Salutary Neglect
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| Principles of governemnt included inthe Declaration of Independence were influenced by | John Locke's social contract theory
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| Colonial responses to the British Mercantile Policies | Boston tea party
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| Convinced many Americans who had been undecided to support independence | Thomas Paine's Common Sense
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| The govenrmnt was very weak and could have failed during this period | The Critical Period
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| The states had more power than the national government under this document | Articles of Confederation
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| Congress could not require a tax on the people under this | Articles of Confederation
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| It had the power to admit new states | Articles of Confederation
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| Provided a process for admission of new states into the Union | Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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| The states had much greater power than the central government under this document | Articles of Confederation
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| It was difficult to make changes to the Articles of Confederation because | All 13 states had to agree on the changes
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| A blueprint for setting up a new government | Articles of Confederation
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| A success of the Articles of Confederation included the conclusion to the | Revolutionary War
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| A major criticism against the Articles fo Confederation was that power was allocated primarily to | state governments
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| A major intention of this document was to use Great Britian's government as a model | Articles of Confederation
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| A list of natural rights and grievances | Declaration of Independence
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| The reason that Great Britiain established this was to avoid conflicts between colonists and Native American Indians | Proclamation Line of 1763
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| This document provided justification for revolting against unjust governments | Declaration of Independence
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