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Title: According to Thomas Jefferson, unalienable natural rights are these


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According to Thomas Jefferson, unalienable
natural rights are these
  • Life, liberty, happiness

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This settled the dispute between large and small
states by creating the House of Representatives
and the Senate
  • The Great Compromise

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Freedom of speechFreedom of religionFreedom of
assemblyFreedom of the press
  • 1st Amendment

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The main goal of this was to assimilate people of
various cultures into the dominant culture
  • Americanization

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His main goal when the Civil War began was to
restore the Union
  • Abraham Lincoln

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Lord Baltimore established the Maryland colony to
protect this group from the discrimination they
were facing in England
  • Catholics

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This allowed Southern states to increase their
representation in the House by developing a
formula that was used to calculate slaves for
representation and legalized the slave trade for
twenty years,
  • 3/5th Compromise

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The right to vote regardless of race or previous
condition of servitude
  • 15th Amendment

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These are community centers that provided
assistance to the urban poor and sought to
Americanize them
  • Settlement houses

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These were multi-family, unsanitary seven story
buildings that housed 3,000 people with only 7
bathrooms
  • Tenements

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Colonists began to question the authority of the
British Monarchy due to the effect this had on
political thought in the colonies
  • Enlightenment

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This is the system that maintains the separation
of powers among the branches of the federal
government.
  • Checks and balances

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Federal graduated income tax
  • 16th Amendment

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This was a middle class movement that was
motivated primarily by fear
  • Progressive

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This is Teddy Roosevelts approach to foreign
policy
  • Big Stick

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The Declaration of Independence elaborates on the
Enlightenment idea called these, expressed by
John Locke
  • Natural Rights

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This is why the case of Marbury v. Madison was
significant
  • Judicial Review

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Womens suffrage
  • 19th Amendment

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These thinkers stressed the importance of the
individual, the use of reason and the scientific
method
  • Enlightenment

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He was the first to use the bully pulpit
  • Theodore Roosevelt

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During this, people began to stress the
importance of the individual, questioned
authority, and salvation came through repenting
your sins
  • Great Awakening

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This allows for flexibility in the Constitution
to meet the changing needs of the people
  • Elastic clause

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Equal protection under the law
  • 14th Amendment

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Social reform was the main interest of this
movement
  • Social Gospel

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Taft used this as his approach to foreign policy
which included paying off debts in Latin America
  • Dollar diplomacy
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