4. FAC for D of I and NWO

Declaration of Independence

• the document that broke the colonial relationship with Great Britain and established the United States as a separate self-sufficient country

• the document that sets the rules for how our government will be structured and how it will function

• the first ten amendments to the constitution

• a document that established America's first government in which one elected body (congress) with VERY limited powers would help the new states work together in friendship for the benefit of all

United States Constitution

• the document that broke the colonial relationship with Great Britain and established the United States as a separate self-sufficient country

• the document that sets the rules for how our government will be structured and how it will function

• the first ten amendments to the constitution

• a document that established America's first government in which one elected body (congress) with VERY limited powers would help the new states work together in friendship for the benefit of all

Bill of Rights

• the document that broke the colonial relationship with Great Britain and established the United States as a separate self-sufficient country

• the document that sets the rules for how our government will be structured and how it will function

• the first ten amendments to the constitution

• a document that established America's first government in which one elected body (congress) with VERY limited powers would help the new states work together in friendship for the benefit of all

Articles of Confederation

• the document that broke the colonial relationship with Great Britain and established the United States as a separate self-sufficient country

• the document that sets the rules for how our government will be structured and how it will function

• the first ten amendments to the constitution

• a document that established America's first government in which one elected body (congress) with VERY limited powers would help the new states work together in friendship for the benefit of all

unalienable rights

• life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

• life, liberty, property

• freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition and religion

• freedom of self determination

ideals in the Declaration of Independence

• unalienable rights, equality, consent of the governed, Locke's social contract

• natural rights, equity, democracy, Hobbes social contract

• bill of rights, responsibility, privacy, pursuit of happiness

• natural law, equality, equity, consent of governed, responsibility

Treaty of Paris

• The treaty that ended the French and Indian War and forced France to give up all territory in North America

• The treaty that ended the American Revolution and gave the U.S. controll of all land east of the Mississippi River.

• The treaty that ended the French Revolution and brought an end to the killings in the Terror.

• The treaty that ended the civil war, ended slavery and brought peace in the U.S. between the north and the south

Nothwest Ordinance of 1787

• a law that allowed for settlement in California, Oregon and Washington states

• a law that created a system for governing territories and eventually adding new states as equal members of the United States of America

• a law for removing Nativie Ameircans from all lands east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio River

• a law for dividing Native American lands among the nuclear families of tribes in order to assist in the assimiliation of the native people

grievance

• a recipe

• a complaint

• a period of mourning

• a natural right

This list includes rights that are considered —

• transferable

• legislated

• unalienable

• inherited