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Page 1: The Enlightenment 17-18 th century movement that challenged traditional authority. The colonists as well as many others challenged the divine right of

The Enlightenment• 17-18th century

movement that challenged traditional authority.

• The colonists as well as many others challenged the divine right of kings, aristocracy, and religious authority

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John Locke• Enlightenment

Philosopher who believed in natural rights (Life, Liberty, and property).

• His ideas influenced the Declaration of Independence.

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Baron de Montesquieu• Enlightenment

Philosopher who believed in separation of powers

• Three Branches in our government so that no individual or group would have too much power.

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First Great Awakening

• Religious Revival that spread throughout the colonies

• George Whitefield and Jon Edwards

• Question authority of the church and the government.

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William Penn

• Set up Pennsylvania for Quakers

• Had some religious tolerance

• Many were against slavery (Baptists as well)

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Baptists• Expanded after 1st

Great Awakening• Anti-slavery

(along with Quakers)

• Large African American community.

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Maryland/Catholics, and discrimination

• Maryland founded as a safe haven for Catholics

• Latin American immigrants have substantially raised the population of Catholics.

• Suffered discrimination along with Jews and Mormons.

• The group that had the least persecution was protestants

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Religious Freedom• Thomas Jefferson

• Thomas Jefferson’s1786 Virginia Statute for religious freedom formalizes the separation of Church and State

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Articles of Confederation• Our first government

in 1781• Weak• No power to tax• Needed unanimous

consent to change constitution

• Did not regulate interstate trade

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Bill of Rights• 1st Ten

Amendments to the U.S. Constitution

• Added to protect personal liberties and freedoms.

• Some were afraid that a strong central gov. would be too much like a king or dictator. The_Bill_of_Rights.asf

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1st Amendment/Establishment Clause

• The establishment clause in the 1st amendment prohibits (stops) the government from establishing a state religion.

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The Great Compromise• Virginia plan• Representation for

states based on population

• New Jersey Plan• Representation

based on each state being equal

• These two plans created a two House legislature (congress) composed of the Senate and House of Representatives

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3/5th Compromise

• 5 slaves would count as 3 citizens in regards to representation.

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John Marshall and Marbury vs. Madison

• John Marshall the supreme Court Chief Justice (1803) who solidified the power of the Supreme Court to review the constitutionality of state and federal laws.

• He increased the power of the court.

Chief_Justice_John_Marshall.asf

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Marbury vs. Madison• This Case

(1803) established the principle of Judicial Review.

• The Supreme court can rule on the constitutionality of a law

The_Principle_of_Judicial_Review.asf

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The First political parties differed on interpretation of the constitution• Federalists• Loose

interpretation of the constitution

• Government run by elite

• Hamilton

Democratic-Republicans

• Strict interpretation• Protect common

man• Jefferson

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Checks and Balances

• 3 branches/ no one has too much power

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Causes of Revolutionary War

• “No taxation without Representation” (Sugar act, Intolerable acts etc…)

• Proclamation line of 1763 limits colonial migration west.

• King seen as Tyrant (Common Sense- Thomas Paine).

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Loyalists vs. Patriot• Loyalists

supported the English

• Patriots supported the revolution

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Treaty of Paris 1789

• Gives U.S. independence from England

• Thank you France for the assist!!!

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Theory of Nullification• Because states

had created a federal union they had the right to nullify a federal law.

• Referred to as “States rights”

• Slavery issue• Who should have

more Power? • Think about our

first constitution

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Monroe Doctrine• 1823 European

countries stay out of the Americas or else!

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Federalism• Powers are

shared between the federal government and the states (taxes)

• Federal government is supreme!!

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Second Great Awakening

• Temperance (no alcohol

• Seneca Falls movement calls for women's rights

• Education/abolition…

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Causes of the Civil War

• States Rights vs. federal Government

• Bleeding Kansas• Dred Scott Case• The_Dred_Scott_Decision.asf

• Uncle Tom’s Cabin• Lincoln elected• Slavery and the

Southern Economy

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Effects of Civil War• No Slavery• Reconstruction

Amendments• Poll taxes, literacy

tests, grandfather clauses

• Divided Country• Southern Economy

devastated• Most casualties in

our History• Disenfranchisement

of African Americans

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