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| | 1. Identify two weaknesses to the Articles of Confederation. | | 1. Identify two weaknesses to the Articles of Confederation. |
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| − | 2. Identify the first three articles of the Constitution, and what each establishes. | + | 2. Identify the first three Articles of the Constitution, and what each Article establishes. |
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| − | 3. Describe what you like about George Washington. | + | 3. Explain what you like most about George Washington. |
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| | 4. Describe the most important invention of the 1790s, and its political impact. | | 4. Describe the most important invention of the 1790s, and its political impact. |
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| − | 5. Describe the political view expressed by this week's cartoon, and which side of what issue the cartoonist likely represents. | + | 5. Each the political view expressed by this week's cartoon, and which side of what issue the cartoonist likely represents. |
| | [[Image:Federal Superstructure.jpg|right]] | | [[Image:Federal Superstructure.jpg|right]] |
| | 6. Describe two significant achievements of The Northwest Ordinance. | | 6. Describe two significant achievements of The Northwest Ordinance. |
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| − | 7. Describe what you remember most about John Adams' presidency. | + | 7. Describe what you think was most significant about John Adams' presidency. |
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| | == Honors Questions == | | == Honors Questions == |
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| | H1. Explain how George Washington's Farewell Address is relevant today. | | H1. Explain how George Washington's Farewell Address is relevant today. |
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| − | H2. Do you think the Anti-Federalists had some good points? | + | H2. Do you think the Anti-Federalists had some good points? Explain. |
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| | H3. State your view on any discussion topic or mystery concerning the period 1780-1800. | | H3. State your view on any discussion topic or mystery concerning the period 1780-1800. |