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The Wealth of Nations — Who wrote it? Adam Smith
The Wealth of Nations — When was it written? 1776
The Wealth of Nations — Where was it written? Scotland, Great Britain
The Wealth of Nations — Main idea? Free-market capitalism; limited government; influenced U.S. economy
Federalist No. 51 — Who wrote it? James Madison (Publius)
Federalist No. 51 — When was it written? 1788
Federalist No. 51 — Where was it written? New York, USA
Federalist No. 51 — Main idea? Checks & balances; separation of powers; prevent abuse
U.S. Constitution — Who created it? 55 Delegates (Madison, Franklin, Hamilton, Morris)
U.S. Constitution — When written & ratified? Drafted 1787, Ratified 1788
U.S. Constitution — Where was it written? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
U.S. Constitution — Main idea? Framework of government; federalism & separation of powers
Declaration of Independence — Who wrote it? Thomas Jefferson (edited by Congress)
Declaration of Independence — When adopted? July 4, 1776
Declaration of Independence — Where was it written? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Declaration of Independence — Main idea? Declared independence; emphasized natural rights; united colonies
Lincoln 1863 — Who issued/said it? Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln 1863 — When delivered? 1863
Lincoln 1863 — Where delivered? Washington, D.C. / Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Lincoln 1863 — Main idea? Freed enslaved people; Civil War = fight for freedom & unity
Letter from Birmingham Jail — Who wrote it? Martin Luther King, Jr.
Letter from Birmingham Jail — When written? April 16, 1963
Letter from Birmingham Jail — Where written? Birmingham, Alabama, USA
Letter from Birmingham Jail — Main idea? Justified nonviolent protest; fight segregation; influenced Civil Rights Movement
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