Section 1: American Life Changes
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Unit 1: What are the philosophical and historical foundations of the American Political system?
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- (Lesson 1) What did the Founders think about Constitutional Government?
- (Lesson 2) What ideas about civic life informed the founding generation?
- (Lesson 3) What historical developments influenced modern ideas of individual rights?
- (Lesson 4) What were the British origins of American Constitutionalism?
- (Lesson 5) What basic ideas about rights and constitutional government did colonial Americans hold?
- (Lesson 6) Why did American colonists want to free themselves from Great Britain?
- (Lesson 7) What basic ideas about government and rights did the State constitutions include?
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Unit 2: How did the Framers create the Constitution?
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- (Lesson 8) What were the Articles of Confederation, and Why did some Founders want to change them?
- (Lesson 9) How was the Philadelphia Convention organized?
- (Lesson 10) Why was representation a major issue at the Philadelphia Convention?
- (Lesson 11) What questions did the Framers consider in designing the three branches of the National Government?
- (Lesson 12) How did the delegates distribute powers between National and State governments?
- (Lesson 13) What was the Anti-Federalist position in the debate about ratification?
- (Lesson 14) What was the Federalist position in the debate about ratification?
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Unit 3: How has the Constitution been changed to further the ideals contained in the Declaration of Independence?
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- (Lesson 15) How have amendments and judicial review changed the Constitution?
- (Lesson 16) What is the role of political parties in the Constitutional system?
- (Lesson 17) How did the Civil War test and transform the American Constitutional system?
- (Lesson 18) How has the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment changed the Constitution?
- (Lesson 19) How has the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment changed the Constitution?
- (Lesson 20) How has the right to vote been expanded since the adoption of the Constitution?
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Unit 1: What are the philosophical and historical foundations of the American Political system?
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