New Nation Flashcards

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does the term statute mean?

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A permanent rule

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does the term declaration mean?

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To make a formal announcement or statement

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does freedom of religion mean?

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Being allowed to choose a religion without the government saying you can’t

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does freedom of the press mean?

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Being allowed to publish newspapers, magazines, and other printed materials without the government saying you can’t

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What is the constitutional convention?

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Meetings that were held to create a constitution (plan of government) for all states in the United States

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does the term compromise mean?

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To reach an agreement by having both sides give up something they want

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does constitution mean?

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A plan for how the government will work

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What are delegates?

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Representatives sent from each state to attend a meeting

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What is the Bill of Rights?

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A list of freedoms added to the Constitution to help protect individuals rights

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New Nation Unit (Vocab)

What does the term model mean?

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An example that can be followed

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New Nation Unit (Documents)

Who wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights?

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George Mason

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New Nation Unit (Documents)

Which document states that all Virginians have many rights, including freedom of religion and freedom of the press?

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Virginia Declaration of Rights

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New Nation Unit (Documents)

Who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom?

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Thomas Jefferson

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New Nation Unit (Documents)

Which document states that all people have the freedom to worship as they please?

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Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom

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New Nation Unit (Documents)

Which documents were used as a model for the Bill of Rights of the Constitution?

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  • Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom

- Virginia Declaration of Rights

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Who was elected as the first president of the United States?

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George Washington

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Who provided strong leadership needed to help the country and a model of leadership for future presidents?

A

George Washington

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Who became known as “Father of Our Country”?

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George Washington

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Who believed in the importance of having a United States Constitution?

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James Madison

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Who kept detailed notes during the Constitutional Convention?

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James Madison

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Whose skills at compromise helped the delegates reach an agreement during the difficult process of writing the Constitution?

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James Madison

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New Nation Unit (Leaders)

Who earned the title, “Father of the Constitution”?

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James Madison

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New Nation Unit (Expansion)

When did Virginia’s agricultural base begin to change?

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After the Revolutionary War

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New Nation Unit (Expansion)

Where did Virginians begin to move after the Revolutionary War?

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West and deep south

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New Nation Unit (Expansion)

What did Virginians take with them when they moved?

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Their traditions, ideas, and cultures

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New Nation Unit (Expansion)

What did Virginians go across and through as they migrated to new lands?

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Appalachian Mountains and Cumberland Gap

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New Nation Unit (Expansion)

What were Virginians looking to find when they migrated to new places?

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Large areas of land

and new opportunities

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New Nation Unit (Expansion)

Why did farmers have to look for new land after the Revolution?

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Tobacco farming was hard on the soil