Where and how does this reference the previous plan of government under the
Articles of Confederation?

The Big Question: Did the goals of American government change from the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution?

Yes, the goals of the Declaration of independence changed to the constitution because the DOI set the ideas of what they wanted a fair government to look like and the constitution outlined it and set it into stone. The constitution is what set our government up for our rights as citizens and the DOI helped it get there. The constitution fulfils the amendments of the Declaration.

Compare and Contrast: The Articles of Confederation, Preambles and Articles I-III and United States Constitution, Preamble

What do these two documents have in common?

They both have laws made by the legislature. They both levy their own militias. They can allow states to levy taxes. One state cannot enter war by itself is under both the constitution and Articles as well.

What makes these two documents different?

The constitution is evolved from the Articles. The Articles only has the congress and the constitution has two. The Articles is a weak set of government ruling and was the original document set up. The advancement of this was through the constitution where we are now allowed to regulate trade, collect taxes, draft soldiers and the constitution is a developed government.

The Declaration of Independence

How does this selection of the Declaration of Independence define the purpose of government in America?

This defines the purpose of the government because people should have their natural human rights, to life, liberty, and property (pursuit of happiness.) The declaration of independence is a strict guideline to the government of the human rights and what is owed to the people of the country and how the declaration of independence is life long lasting rules for our people and should not be changed.

Question 1: Why are governments created and where do they get their powers?

We have governments because they want to maintain social order, have military protection, goods and power to keep citizens safe and have the rights owed to them. We have governments to have happiness, live healthy and have our own opportunities as citizens. They gain power from the people and being voted into the government by popular sovereignty and just powers from the people.

Question 2: When should governments be changed and who should change them?

The government should be altered or changed on a regular basis because things in the country and world are always changing and make former systems better. We need greater changes in our government when our citizens are not safe or are being let down. Our people are not all being treated equal or looked out for their best interests. Everyone should have their rights and this should be changed when the government is not doing the correct government work that is in the best interest for citizens. The people under the government should change who is governing because its the peoples country.

Question 3: Should it be easy to change governments often?

I feel like it should be easy to change a government but not often a direct reasoning and conversation through the people and elected officials as to why this government should be changed and its validity to the people of the country. This needs to be changed for the greater good of the people, economically, socially and politically.

The Articles of Confederation, Preambles and Articles I-III

How did this document structure the new American government?

This document is structuring the America government through people electing presidents and officials through parliament. This document is structing by retaining their freedom, rights and independence through the new American government. They have mutual firm friendships to help run the government and the people to have their rights and country in order.

Question 1: Who is creating the new government?

The people of America are forming the new government by electing the president and officials through the process of the parliamentary system. The delegates of the states and people.

Question 2: What do the states retain in this confederacy?

The states retain their rights by the government. The freedom and independence. The states retain power and the rights to have their own state and people to posses their natural rights.

Question 3: What kind of relationship is proposed here?

They have mutual and general welfare. they believe in a common defense and firm friendships. They want to protect each other with militia and wealth. The articles of confederation is based through unity.

What date was the Declaration of Independence approved?

How did the Spanish control impact the lives of people in the colonies in the Americas?

1. What helps the Earth to stay in its orbit?
2. Name the force that pulls objects towards the
Earth.
3. Will your mass change if you move from place
to place of different altitudes? Why?
4. Will your weight change if you move from
place to place of different altitudes? Why?​

13) Which of these nearly died out in the Middle Ages?
A) Reading B) Writing C) A and B

Which tribe belonged to the Iroquoian language group?

Karen’s garden is square in shape. The length of one side of her garden is 52 feet. What is the area of her garden in square feet? Express your answer using exponents.

What were some important results of william’s conquest?

Demand for a product is most likely to increase because:
A. consumers expect the future price to decline.
B. demand for complementary goods rises.
C. the total number of consumers in a market declines.
D. the product becomes unfashionable for consumers.
SUBMIT

Patriots are people who are loyal to King George III and all of his laws.
O True
O False

9. Which of the following allowed navigators to measure the angle of a star to the horizon?
O A. compass
O B. carrack
O C. caravel
O D. astrolabe

Why is Moses important in the history of the Hebrew people?

He led the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt.
He brought the Hebrew people from Ur to Canaan.
He ruled the Hebrews as king while they were in Egypt.
He united the Israelites into one kingdom after they left Egypt

3. Locate the Italian peninsula. It looks like a boot that juts into the Mediterranean Sea. How many different
states/kingdoms control sections of the Italian peninsula?

The Gálvez Campaign illustrated
a. Negotiations over the French territory of Louisiana
b. Negotiations over boundary disputes between Spain and the United States
c. Spain's support of Great Britain in the American Revolution
d. Spain's support of the American Revolution
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Ο Α
ОВ
С
OD

what did the middle passage consist?

Which of the following was NOT a challenge faced by the Byzantine Empire?
Otsin

Chinese immigration to the United States sharply increased in the

A. 1880's

B.1910's

C.1850's

D.1820's

What is Historiography? Explain. Why is it important for Historians to study secondary sources and analyze the author’s research method and writing choices?

Which two present day US cities were instrumental in gaining US independence from Great Britain and in establishing the US system of government?

What are the core values of government?

!!Please answer this is really important!!!

This Act of 1765 required colonists to pay for an official stamp, or seal, when they bought paper items. Question 2 options: Stamp Act Seal Act Paper Act Townshend Acts

An all-water route to Asia was discovered
a.
by John Cabot in 1498.
b.
by Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci in 1501.
c.
by Magellan’s voyage.
d.
only after Spain and Portugal agreed to move the Line of Demarcation 700 miles farther east of the Azores.

Egyptians had a polytheistic religion in which they believed in multiple gods.
O True
O False

10. How did the Colonists feel about these changes towards them by the British government? [])
(2 Points)

Please help me I don’t know the answer

When signing the Mayflower Compact the PLYMOUTH Colony’s people were able to what?

PLS ANSWER ASAP!!! ✨ Which Enlightenment idea led the Constitution to reflect the principle that the government is created by the people to serve their interests?

How did the federalists gain enough support from some of the anti-federalists to ratify the constitution?

An informed decision is made on the basis of having enough reliable information or knowledge to make appropriate __________. A. Criteria B. Judgments C. Credentials D. Alternatives Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

What type of writing mostly explains a topic using evidence from research? O argumentative writing O descriptive writing o informative writing O narrative writing ​

What was one significant result of the war of 1812?

A presentation by a study group on a selected topic is a type of _____ discussion.

a. casual
b. daily
c. formal
d. informal