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history review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 | |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 | |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 | |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 | |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 | |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 | |
| what is the difference between an emmigrant and an immigrant | An emigrant is where a person is leaving a country and an immigrant is coming to a country. |
| what was the chinese exclusion act | they did not want the country to override with the chinese so in 1882 they put the act of not allowing new chinese over to this country. |
| how did things get their cost | supply and demand |
| what did the Marbury vs. Madison case show in the court | judical review |
| what were the 3 things of production | land , labor, and capital |
| what was capitalism | the economics system we use and wealth owned privately. |
| where was the first place that the bill went to | house of representatives. |
| next place | presidency |
| lastly | seneate to get approved |
| define federalism | the state and the government share powers |
| what are the 4 things that a president can do with the bill | veto, pocket veto, wait 10 days, sign the bill |
| what are 3 of the presidents responsibilities. | sign/veto laws , appoint ambassador , select cabinet members |
| what is impeachment | where if a office man does something illegal he is sentenced to a trial and then can lose his job. |
| impeachment trial | where the president is tried for guilty or non guilty. |
| what year was the first wave | 1840-1880 |
| what countries cmd in that first wave | scandinavians,german,irish |
| what were the pull factors | freedom, economic opportunity, better education, abundant land, adventar. |
| what were the push factors | agriculture changes, population growth, war, crop failure, industrial revolution. |
| what did the legislative branch do | made the laws |
| how about the executive branch | carried out the laws |
| and the judicial | interpret laws |
| how many senators did the us have | 100 |
| how many representatives | 435 |
| 7 major principles of the constitution | popular sovereignty, republicism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, individual rights. |
| amendment 1 | freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, and expression(optional) |
| amendment 2 | the right to bear arms |
| amendment 3 |
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