STAAR Blue Sheet Word Scramble
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Documents written in 1215 that limited the power of the king and listed rights of citizens. | Magna Carta |
Document written in 1689 that gave power to parliament and listed more rights of English citizens. | English Bill of Rights |
Established in 1619 as the first representative assembly in the 13 colonies. | Virginia House of Burgesses |
Written in 1620 to set up a government system for all aboard the Mayflower. It was the first example of self government in North America. | Mayflower Compact |
Established Democracy in Connecticut, first written constitution in North America. | Fundamental Orders of Connecticut |
Plan proposed by Ben Franklin that would unite the colonies under one government. The plan was rejected. | Albany Plan of Union |
King George III told colonist that they could not settle west of the Appalachian Mountains. It was ignored. | Proclamation of1763 |
Formal declaration written by Thomas Jefferson and signed on July 4, 1776. | Declaration of Independence |
Document that formally ended the American Revolution. This made the Mississippi River the western boundary of the U.S. | Treaty of Paris - 1783 |
First constitution for the U.S. it had many weaknesses that were highlighted by Shays Rebellion. | Article of Confederation |
Document written in 787 that established the U.S.'s system of government. It created 3 branches of government. | U.S. Constitution |
Series of essays written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay. That emphasized the need for ratification of the Constitution. | The Federalist Papers |
Created a system for territories to apply for statehood. | Northwest Ordinance |
Speech given by George Washington in which he warned the countries not to form alliances with foreign countries and to not allow | Washington's Farewell Address |
Speech given by President James Monroe that warned European countries not to try to colonize in the western hemisphere. If they did, the U.S. would view it as an act of war. | Monroe Doctrine |
Speech given in 1861 that stated the North would not interfere with slavery in the states that already had it, but would protect the Constitution and the Union. | Lincoln's First Inaugural Address |
Speech given in 1865 that focused on ending slavery and bringing the South back into the Union. | Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address |
Speech in which Lincoln freed all slaves in the rebelling states on January 1, 1863. | Emancipation Proclamation |
Dedication of the Gettysburg battlefield as a national burial site. In the speech, Lincoln redefined the emphasis of the war as a war against slavery. | Gettysburg Address |
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