Chapter 2: The Constitution
Chapter 2: The Constitution
American Democracy Now 2/e
The Constitution
Where DoYou Stand?
How satisfied are you with the way democracy works in the United States?
a.Very satisfied b. Somewhat satisfied c. Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied d. Somewhat dissatisfied e.Very dissatisfied
Source: "Americans Assess Democracy in the U.S," poll/9574/.
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The Roots of a New Nation
Tensions begin to build in 1760s. British use mercantilism to justify control. French and Indian War increases dependence. Series of acts passed to increase control on colonists. Stamp Act Congress in 1765 is first expression of anger. In 1772, Committees of Correspondence form. Oppressive acts continue, particularly on tea.
Figure 2.1- British Land Claims, 1763
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First Continental Congress
Held in Philadelphia in September 1774. Colonists want to iron out differences with king. Adopt Declaration of Rights and Resolves. War begins in Lexington and Concord.
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