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SS Grade 3 Communities pages 96-107 and 144-159

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Capital   a place where the government of a state or country is located.  
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Capitol   The building in Washington DC where Congress meets to make laws.  
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The Constitution   A document that explains the plan of the US government and all the laws in the US.  
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tax   money that is paid to support the government  
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The Bill of Rights   the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. They protect people's personal rights like freedom of speech and freedom of religion and the right to bear arms!  
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elect   to choose by voting  
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What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?   July 4, 1776  
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The (capitol/ capital) of NY is in Albany.   Capital  
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The Senate and the House of Representatives meet in the (Capitol/Capital)   Capitol  
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What is the Declaration of Independence?   A document written to explain why the colonies decided to break away from England.  
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community   a place where people live work and and have fun together. It usually includes a several different neighborhoods  
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colonists   someone who lives in a colony  
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colony   a place that is ruled by another distant country  
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coastal plain   flat land (plains) that borders water(the coast)  
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Jamestown- How and Why was it formed?   A group of people (Puritans)left England for relious freedom and to get rich by starting a new life.  
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John Smith   Leader in Virginia who helped Jamestown to survive during hard times by  
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John Rolfe   Leader of Jamestown who grew a type of tobacco that could be sold for a lot of money  
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Pocahontas   daughter of Indian Chief Powhatan who helped Jamestown survive. She married John Rolfe  
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geography   the study of the earth's surface and the bodies of water that cover it  
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Ben Franklin   American colonial leader, scientist, inventor,printer, writer and all around good guy!  
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What is the difference between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution?   D of I written to explain why they wanted to make their own government and the Constitution is the plan that explains their own new government  
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Name the 3 Branches of the US government. extra What does each do?   Legislative-makes laws Judicial- courts and judges decide if the laws follow the Constitution Executive- The President- is in charge of the military  
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Why do we say the pledge of Alligiance?   to promise to be loyal to the US  
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What do the stars on the flag stand for?   the fifty states  
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What do the stipes on the flag stand for? How many are there?   the thirteen original colonies. 13  
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What was one main problem the thirteen colonists faced?   fighting with the Indians, Paying British taxes, ????  
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What happened in Philadelphia?   The Declaration of Independence was written and signed, Ben Franklin lived there, it was the biggest, busiest colonial city  
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Why did people want George Washington to lead their country?   because during the American Revolution he was a great leader, he showed courage,  
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