'National court system' presentation slideshows

Ch 8 Creating the Constitution

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CHAPTER 2: REVOLUTION AND THE EARLY REPUBLIC

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CHAPTER 2: REVOLUTION AND THE EARLY REPUBLIC

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1777-1789

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Articles of Confederation

Articles of Confederation. New Country. New Country, New Thoughts. The Articles of Confederation (1781) - the first central government of the United States. Congress was a unicameral legislature with delegates , or representatives , from each state.

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Articles of Confederation

Articles of Confederation. Signed on November 15, 1777 Established firm league of friendship Sovereignty Ratification Delaware first state Maryland last state Declared effective . Government Structure. Congress was the sole body created Unicameral Delegates chosen yearly

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Planning a New Government

Planning a New Government. The Articles of Confederation. How did the states run themselves before the Articles of Confederation? Who had the power?. States organized their own government with their own constitutions. Limits the power of the governor.

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Deal or No Deal Outcome E

Deal or No Deal Outcome E. Question. Who was the Father of the Constitution?. Answer. James Madison. Question. What were two failures of the Articles of Confederation?. Answer. No Chief Executive

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The Federalist Era 1789-1800

The Federalist Era 1789-1800. The First President. George Washington because first president of the United States on April 30, 1789 . . John Adams was his Vice President.

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Before the Constitution. Second Continental Congress Governed America during the Revolutionary War Consisted of delegates from each state Delegates voted to make national policies and decisions but states retained autonomy

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The Constitution

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Wilson Chapter 2A. Key Questions. Who Governs?. To What Ends?. Difference between democracy and republic Branch with the greatest power. Goals the government should serve Freedoms protected. Traditional Liberties. Independent judges Free from quartering Free trade

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Important Events

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Articles of Confederation

The New Government. Articles of Confederation. Activity: Matrix for analyzing features of the Articles of Confederation.

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CHAPTER 18 THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM

CHAPTER 18 THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM. CH. 18-1 THE NATIONAL JUDICIARY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. CREATION OF A NATIONAL JUDICIARY. During Articles of Confederation (1781-1789) there was no national court system

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The History of the U.S. Government

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The Articles of Confederation

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Homework : OL 11.1 due Wednesday

FrontPage: Why are referees important in a game? . Homework : OL 11.1 due Wednesday. Is it a catch and touchdown?. The Federal Judiciary. (aka, the Judicial Branch) Chapter 11, Section 1. History of the US Judicial Branch.

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Articles of Confederation

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