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Why was the Declaration of to explain why the colonies were separating from
Independence written? Great Britain
Why did the Articles of to protect against tyranny, reflecting a deep fear of
Confederation want a weak central repeating oppressive British rule.
government?
What is the function of the US To establish the framework of government and
Constitution? protect individual rights.
What is the main difference between The Articles of Confederation (1781-1789) created a
the Articles and the Constitution? weak, loose confederation of sovereign states,
while the U.S. Constitution (1789-present)
established a strong federal government with three
branches (executive, legislative, judicial).
Why were three branches of To ensure a separation of powers and prevent any
government created? one branch from becoming too powerful.
What is the purpose of the Bill of to recognize that the people have rights the
Rights? government must protect
, What is the purpose of amendments to keep the document relevant, responsive to
to the Constitution? changing national needs, and to expand
democratic rights. It enables the government to
correct inadequacies, address new societal issues,
and reflect evolving social realities over time.
What was the main difference were opposing factions during the 1787-1788
between the Federalists and anti- debate over the ratification of the US Constitution.
Federalists? Federalists argued for a strong central government
and ratification, while Anti-Federalists feared
tyranny, advocating for states' rights and a, [Bill of
Rights] to protect individual liberties.
What did Washington advise for In his 1796 Farewell Address, George Washington
early American foreign policy? advised the young American nation to maintain
strict neutrality and avoid permanent, entangling
alliances with foreign powers, particularly Europe.
He advocated for cultivating peace and commerce
with all nations while avoiding partisan loyalty to
any specific country.
What was the purpose of the to discourage European nations from establishing
Monroe Doctrine? colonies in Latin America
Why was Andrew Jackson criticized? for his authoritarian style, expansion of executive
power, and destructive policies, most notably the
forced removal of Native Americans.
His actions were often viewed as tyrannical,
earning him the nickname "King Andrew I" from
critics who felt he ignored the Supreme Court,
abused the veto power, and championed slavery.
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Terms in this set (75)
Why was the Declaration of to explain why the colonies were separating from
Independence written? Great Britain
Why did the Articles of to protect against tyranny, reflecting a deep fear of
Confederation want a weak central repeating oppressive British rule.
government?
What is the function of the US To establish the framework of government and
Constitution? protect individual rights.
What is the main difference between The Articles of Confederation (1781-1789) created a
the Articles and the Constitution? weak, loose confederation of sovereign states,
while the U.S. Constitution (1789-present)
established a strong federal government with three
branches (executive, legislative, judicial).
Why were three branches of To ensure a separation of powers and prevent any
government created? one branch from becoming too powerful.
What is the purpose of the Bill of to recognize that the people have rights the
Rights? government must protect
, What is the purpose of amendments to keep the document relevant, responsive to
to the Constitution? changing national needs, and to expand
democratic rights. It enables the government to
correct inadequacies, address new societal issues,
and reflect evolving social realities over time.
What was the main difference were opposing factions during the 1787-1788
between the Federalists and anti- debate over the ratification of the US Constitution.
Federalists? Federalists argued for a strong central government
and ratification, while Anti-Federalists feared
tyranny, advocating for states' rights and a, [Bill of
Rights] to protect individual liberties.
What did Washington advise for In his 1796 Farewell Address, George Washington
early American foreign policy? advised the young American nation to maintain
strict neutrality and avoid permanent, entangling
alliances with foreign powers, particularly Europe.
He advocated for cultivating peace and commerce
with all nations while avoiding partisan loyalty to
any specific country.
What was the purpose of the to discourage European nations from establishing
Monroe Doctrine? colonies in Latin America
Why was Andrew Jackson criticized? for his authoritarian style, expansion of executive
power, and destructive policies, most notably the
forced removal of Native Americans.
His actions were often viewed as tyrannical,
earning him the nickname "King Andrew I" from
critics who felt he ignored the Supreme Court,
abused the veto power, and championed slavery.
