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| | 1) Foreign policy. Because of our small size, we had issues with gaining respect from Britain. We were weaker then Britain, and had a more loosely fitted government, and therefor, we received little respect. | | 1) Foreign policy. Because of our small size, we had issues with gaining respect from Britain. We were weaker then Britain, and had a more loosely fitted government, and therefor, we received little respect. |
| | + | 2) They created a weak government. For the most part, the states retained most of the power for themselves.
2. Identify the first three Articles of the Constitution, and what each Article establishes. |
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| | + | 1)'The Stile of this Confederacy shall be 'The United States of America.' (The union of the confederation) |
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| − | 3. I guess what I admire most about him is that he took on the role of presidency when he really didn't know much about what the job would hold. He didn't know much about what a president of the United Sates should do, because he was the first.
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3. Explain what you like most about George Washington.
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| − | 4. | + | 4. Describe the most important invention of the 1790s, and its political impact. The Cotton gin. It could do the work of about 50 men, so it greatly increased the amount of cotton that could be produced, and therefor bettering the south.
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| − | 5. | + | 5. Explain the political view expressed by this week's cartoon, and which side of what issue the cartoonist likely represents. |
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| − | 6. | + | 6. Describe two significant achievements of The Northwest Ordinance. |
| | + | 1) The statehoods of: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. |
| | + | 2) It made a way for states to be made in an orderly, and peaceful fashion.
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| − | 7. | + | 7. Describe what you think was most significant about John Adams' presidency. I can't really think of much of anything. I guess the fact that he was the second president who had to live up to the great first president, states something about him. |