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Our Country's Government

Our Country's Government

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Social Studies

6th - 8th Grade

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Danielle David

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13 Slides • 5 Questions

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Our Country's Government

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President

  • The leader of our country.

  • The President and the cabinet make up the Executive Branch.

  • The current president is Donald Trump.

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Congress

  • The part of our government that makes laws.

  • Congress makes up the Legislative Branch.

  • The Senate and House of Representatives make up Congress.

4

Supreme Court

  • Made up of nine justices who make sure the laws are fair.

  • The Supreme Court makes up the Judicial Branch.

  • They make sure that laws are constitutional.

5

Multiple Choice

How many branches of government are there?

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1

2

5

3

3

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Alexander Hamilton

  • A leader in our country.

  • Believed that the country's capital should not be built on land that belongs to one state.

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George Washington

  • Our country's first president.

  • The capital of the USA is named after him.

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Pierre L'Enfant

  • A French planner who designed Washington, D.C.

  • He became angry and took his plans and left.

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Benjamin Banneker

  • Inventor

  • Remembered L'Enfant's plans

  • Drew the plans up to help design Washington, D.C.

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John Adams

  • Second President of the U.S.

  • He was the first president to live in the White House.


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Abigail Adams

  • John Adams' First Lady

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Multiple Select

Which people were Presidents of the United States?

1

Alexander Hamilton

2

George Washington

3

Benjamin Banneker

4

John Adams

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Multiple Choice

Who got angry and took his plans to build Washington, D.C. with him?

1

George Washington

2

John Adams

3

Pierre L'Enfant

4

Abigail Adams

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Philadelphia, PA

  • The capital of the United States in 1783.

  • Belonged to the state of Pennsylvania.

  • Alexander Hamilton and others believed that the capital should be built on land that does not belong to one state.

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Washington, D.C.

  • Our country's capital.

  • Named after President Washington.

  • Home to our country's government.

  • The President, Congress, and Supreme Court work here.

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monument

  • a building or statue built in honor of a person or an event.

  • There are many monuments in Washington, D.C.

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Multiple Choice

Where is our country's capital?

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Trenton, NJ

2

Philadelphia, PA

3

Washington, D.C.

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Multiple Choice

The Lincoln Memorial is an example of a:

1

home

2

monument

3

school

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