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What is one thing you know about analyzing informational texts

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Who is the head of the executive branch? * 1 point Speaker of the House Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Vice President President of the United States

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To amend the Articles of Confederation, ______ out of ______ states had to agree. * 1 point 10 out of 13 11 out of 13 12 out of 13 13 out of 13 (unanimous)

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What kinds of changes were the delegates hoping to make to the Articles of Confederation (choose all that apply): * 3 points Create harmony among the states (ensure the states play well together) Create a monarchy Ensure the ability to collect taxes Ensur...

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The authors of the Federalist Papers were for or against ratification of the Constitution? 1 point For Against

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Power has always remained exactly the same between the state governments and the federal government. 2 points True False

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Jackson believed that John Q Adams had won his term in 1824 through a corrupt bargain. True False

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In their anger towards Jackson, the ________ party was formed. Republican Federalist Whig

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Can you find the lengths and areas and type the correct code? Please remember to type in ALL CAPS with no spaces. * QMf1YOwIlLECkA1L78J3j1Sq_XgYmdH27zUCL4zUmUDQrcqjW5Oa_8xdZ_ocsfQJh7m-2pbLbNQPCbhSkYj3DxFgs2akXWa4vloov4YS7PI1RGkExv0Ct-KV3zS8oYVbsQ=w740

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Which is important when writing an essay claim?(1 point) Responses that the claim is something on which everyone will agree that the claim is something on which everyone will agree that the claim is debatable that the claim is debatable that the claim is...

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At this point in history, everyone was able to vote. 2 points True False

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In the alleged "corrupt bargain," which position is Henry Clay given to help make Adams president? 2 points Vice President Speaker of the House Secretary of State Minister of the Interior

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that is not an answer

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that it involves critically examining the content, structure, and language used in the text to gain a deeper understanding of the author's purpose, main ideas, and arguments presented.

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Write a reflection about learning in this unit using the prompt below. Your reflection should be at least 2-3 complete sentences, using proper punctuation and capitalization. Please use RACE strategy (pictured left) to answer the question. Sentence starte...

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These are the answers to pick from Students need more community service hours for graduation, and a clean-up day is a fun option. Many people in our community enjoy walking by the riverfront. A clean-up day would bring the community together on a project...

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Which governmental institutions make up Congress (choose all that apply)? * 2 points The House of Representatives The Federal Reserve The Senate The Supreme Court

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Which court is the head of the entire judicial branch? * 1 point Federal Court of Appeals US Bankruptcy Court Court of Federal Claims The Supreme Court

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What was the document used to create the US government BEFORE the Constitution that we currently use? * 1 point The Magna Carta The Constitution The Articles of Confederation The Declaration of Independence

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The Articles of Confederation created a very strong bond between the states. * 1 point True False

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For most legislation under the Articles of Confederation, _________ out of _______ states had to agree. * 1 point 7 out of 13 8 out of 13 9 out of 13 10 out of 13

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Some of the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation included (choose all that apply): * 2 points Inability to raise taxes Inability to raise a military Too strong of a central government Too little power for the states

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Rhode Island was a big fan of central government. 1 point True False

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Where did 12 delegates meet to revise the Articles of Confederation? 1 point Washington DC New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia

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Some important political figures who were NOT at the Constitutional Convention included (choose all that apply): * 2 points George Washington Thomas Jefferson Ben Franklin John Adams

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What was Thomas Jefferson's job at the time of the Constitutional Convention? 1 point Chef Supreme Court Justice Foreign Diplomat President of the United States of America

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Representation based on population would give more power to the: * 2 points states with biggest populations states with smallest population

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The Great Compromise included (choose all that apply): * 3 points Bicameral (two houses of representatives) Representation based on population in the lower house (House of Representatives) Equal number of representatives from each state in the upper house...

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Was there full suffrage during these times? (Suffrage is the right to vote) 2 points No Yes

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What were the qualifications to voting at the time (choose all that apply): * 3 points White Male Land owner Female Non-White All adults could vote

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Early on, Senators were appointed by state legislators, and NOT elected. * 2 points True False

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What are the "flavors" of democracy? Choose all that apply. * 2 points Participatory Pluralist Elite None of the above

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Participatory democracy (also known as direct democracy) is only realistic at relatively low levels of government (meaning it cannot be used at the national level). * 1 point True False

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Pluralist democracy relies upon a variety of views and opinions. 0 points True False

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What are some benefits to pluralist democracy? Choose all that apply: * 2 points Small groups dominate One group dominates Good ideas surface It allows for vigorous debate

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Pluralist democracy always results in quick decision making. * 1 point True False

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Elite democracy is a more limited form of democracy. * 1 point True False

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One could argue that elite democracy actually goes against the idea of democracy. * 1 point True False

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Even those who wanted the Constitution saw that it was necessary to keep any one person or group of persons from becoming too powerful. 1 point True False

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The idea of limiting power led to ____________. Choose all that apply. 6 points Separation of Power Multiple branches of government. Mass consolidation of power in one figure head. Checks and balances

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Who is the head of the executive branch? 2 points Chief Justice President Speaker of the House

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What group of people makes up the legislative branch? 2 points Senators and Representatives Supreme Court Justices The various state governors

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Major jobs of the legislative branch include (choose all that apply): 4 points Budget Passing of laws Ensuring laws are constitutional. Running the government.

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Major job of the executive branch (Choose all that apply): 2 points Running the government based on the laws of Congress Interpreting the Constitution Minting currency

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Major job of the judicial branch (choose all that apply): 2 points Interpreting the constitutionality of laws. Budget Running the government Passing laws

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Can the President veto laws passed by Congress? 2 points Yes No

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Can Congress override a presidential veto? 2 points Yes No

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The 10th amendment helps to keep the states from getting too much power. 2 points True False

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The 14th denies citizenship to ex-slaves. 2 points True False

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Enumerated powers are those NOT stated in the Constitution. 2 points True False

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Some of the enumerated powers of Congress include (select all that apply): 3 points Collect taxes Borrow money on the credit of the United States. Regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the states.

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The Necessary and Proper clause is very ______ 2 points Specific Broad

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(1.) To get from point A to point C you must avoid walking through a pond. You must walk 34 m south and 41 m east. How many meters would be saved if it were possible to make a way through the pond? Use the digram below to help. Write out the calculations...

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Refer to the word problem below. Use this to answer questions 2 & 3. (2.) What is the hypotonuse (c) in this question? Also, if a= 5 feet, which side do we need to find ? (1 Point) 1 point The hypotonuse is 13 feet & looking for side c. (distance between...

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3,) What formula can we use to find how high the ball is in the tree? (1 Point) 1 point 13 + 5 = 18 18² = 325 so b=324 feet 13² -5² =169 -25 = 144. and √144= 12 so b=12 feet 13² + 5² =169 + 25 = 194. and √194= 14 so b=14 feet

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(4.) Jaya starts driving north for 9 miles, then takes a right turn, and then he drives east for another 40 miles. At the end of driving, what is the distance of a straight line from the starting point? (1 Point) 1 point 9 + 40 =49 √49 = 7.2 miles (40)² -...

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(5.) Mary wants to cut across a rectangular lot rather than walk around it. The lot is 120 feet long and 50 feet wide. Mary walks diagonally across the lot, how many feet is the short cut? (1 Point) 1 point (50)² + (120)² = 2500 + 14,400= 16,900 and √16,9...

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Which phrase describes a claim that is "debatable"?(1 point) Responses an idea to be shared in front of a group of people an idea to be shared in front of a group of people an idea about a topic that is not grounded in evidence an idea about a topic that...

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After writing a broad claim, which is the next step in the process of writing an argument? (1 point) Responses research information about the claim research information about the claim revise the claim so that it is narrower revise the claim so that it is...

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During this time, there was a big push for greater levels of democracy. 2 points True False

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In which presidential election do we see a new wave of voters able to participate in the process? 2 points 1820 1824 1828 1832

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In this same presidential election, who were the men being considered (Choose all that apply)? 3 points George Washington John Quincy Adams Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Henry Clay

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All of these candidates were running as members of the Whig party. 2 points True False

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At this point in history, in the event that one candidate wins the electoral vote, and another wins the popular vote, who/what decides who becomes president? 2 points The Senate The current president The House of Representatives The Supreme Court

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Jackson was born into a wealthy family. 2 points True False

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Which state did Jackson represent in both the House and Senate? 2 points Alabama Texas Louisiana Tennessee

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Based on the reading, Jackson was an ardent defender of the Native Americans. 2 points True False

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Jackson was (select all that apply): 2 points Popular as a "man of the people" A defender of the national bank. at least partially responsible for an economic recession in 1837.

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Jackson's policies showed that he valued all people, regardless of gender and race, equally. 1 point True False

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Many westward-moving settlers liked Jackson for the following reasons (choose all that apply): He disliked Native Americans. He loved Native Americans He promised to remove Native Americans from the west. He promised to protect Native Americans.

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