Agenda:
Finish the Story of US: Revolution
Read/outline 2.1
2.1 Questions
The link below will lead you to the story of us if you missed it during class.
Story of US: Revolution
Make sure you read and outline for homework if you did not do so in class. Please also answer the 2.1 questions. They are below if you lost the small slip of paper.
Make sure you read and outline for homework if you did not do so in class. Please also answer the 2.1 questions. They are below if you lost the small slip of paper.
Chapter
2.1 Questions
1. Identify:
Louisiana Purchase, McCulloch v. Maryland, Monroe Doctrine, Industrial
Revolution, Eli Whitney
2. What is
the difference between enumerated powers and implied powers?
3. Why is the
Supreme Court decision Marbury v. Madison important?
4. How did
the decisions of the Marshall Court strengthen the federal government?
5. How did
the industrial revolution change American Society?
6. Does the
Monroe Doctrine represent a continuation or a change in President Washington’s
foreign policy? Why or why not?
7. Name at
least three key moments in the early 1800s when federal authority clashed with
state authority. What trend developed in the resolution of these disputes?
8. How does
the United States emerge as a new nation towards an established country?