AIM: How did Loyalists and Patriots differ in their views of the “rights of Englishmen”? DO NOW Write a sentence using the word • Watch film 1776, answering the Aim • 23 September 2014 Tuesday Homework Due Monday 29 Lesson 8 Q 1-4 page 46 Look at Declaration of Independence on pages 223-224. Tomorrow, 24 Sept.: HIV Assembly—meet here first for attendance. AIM: What Basic Ideas of Government did the Founders put into the Declaration of Independence? DO NOW Write a sentence using the word sovereignty: pure, superior –a government has authority over a particular area Latin super over Critical Thinking Exercise p. 43. What rights were violated by the British? 29 September 2014 Monday Homework Due Thursday: Lesson 9 p.52 Q 1-4 Due Friday: Current Events Journal 3 Words of the Day Quiz Friday Declaration of Independence AIM: What was the purpose of the Declaration of Independence? DO NOW Write a sentence using the word Legitimacy: the right of a government to rule, especially as recognized by other governments. Latin lex law 30 September 2014 Tuesday Homework Due Thursday: Lesson 9 p.52 Q 1-4 Due Friday: Current Events Journal 3 Words of the Day Quiz Friday Declaration of Independence KEY IDEAS Natural Rights (John Locke) Life, liberty, property Social Contract (John Locke & feudal contract) Government is created by people. Therefore, people have the right to overthrow an unjust government. Rule of Law (Magna Carta) All in a society must obey the law, including the king. Critical Thinking Exercise--counts as homework--hand in individually • pages 223-224 • Outline the Declaration of Independence, paragraph by paragraph. • Who is to blame for all the problems-- king or parliament? • Identify the complaints the Americans had against the British government. AIM: How did the Founders avoid the issue of slavery? DO NOW Write a sentence using the word Violate To take away someone’s rights in a disrespectful manner. Latin: viol violent 1 October 2014 Wednesday Homework Due Thursday: Lesson 9 p.52 Q 1-4 Due Friday: Current Events Journal 3 Words of the Day Quiz Friday Declaration of Independence Video 1776 (musical) 1. Read the paragraph and determine what Jefferson accuses King George of having done? He has waged cruel war against human nature itself, violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distant people who never offended him, captivating & carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither. Video 1776 (musical) Give two objections made by the Constitutional Congress to the Declaration of Independence. 3. Why is it Edward Rutledge of South Carolina who wants the anti-slave trade paragraph removed? 4. What does Thomas Jefferson plan to do? 5. Look at the map of trade routes; listen to “Molasses to Rum to Slaves” and find the three points of the triangular trade. 2. AIM: What danger were the Founding Fathers facing as they debated the Declaration? DO NOW Write a sentence using the word Welfare the common good (The government programs we call “welfare” today used to be called “relief”.) 2 October 2014 Thursday Homework Due Friday: Lesson 11 p. 64 Q. 1-3 Due Friday: Current Events Journal 3 Words of the Day Quiz Friday Declaration of Independence
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