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which concept is James madison discussing?
Separation of powers
which of the following was one event that convinced early American leaders that the articles of confederation needed to be replaced by document that would provide for a stronger central government?
Shays rebellion
what document established the first government of the United States during the revolutionary war?
Articles of confederation
in the Bill of Rights, those power is not specifically mentioned in the US Constitution are reserved to whom?
The states
which of the following limits the power of the US federal government over individual citizens?
Bill of rights
The three parts of the constitution are what?
Preamble, articles, and amendments
what was one major weakness of the articles of confederation?
The national government did not have the power to collect taxes. It was too weak.
which principle of government means that no one branch of government has unlimited power?
Checks and balances
which amendment protects the right to bare arms?
The second amendment
No unreasonable searches or seizures — Which amendment?
The fourth amendment
freedom of speech press, religion, petition, and assembly — Which amendment
The first amendment
no self-incrimination — Which amendment?
The fifth amendment
what was the main idea behind manifest destiny?
westward expansion
why were aquifer important to westward expansion in the United States?
they provided water needed for settlers and agriculture to survive and expand Westward
why did reservoirs become important to settlers in the Great Plains during the westward expansion?
They stored water for drinking farming and livestock, especially in the dry Great Plains
what was the bread basket region of the United States during the period of Westward expansion?
The Great Plains or the middle colonies
What does populism mean in the context of westward expansion?
Mass, political and economic movement of regular people, going against large or corporate businesses
what was the free silver movement?
Demanded the unlimited minting of silver coins to increase the money supply and ease debts
why did farmers support the silver movement in the late 1800s?
They supported it because it eased debts for working people
what were reservations in US history?
Land set aside for Native American tribes
what was the name of the purchase of land from Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803?
Louisiana purchase
which group was most directly affected by US governments we were expansion during the 1800s
Native Americans
what was one major economic effect of Westward expansion?
Increase land for agriculture and construction
what was the Oregon treaty?
Britain in America made an agreement to divide land evenly between the US and Canada
how did Westward expansion change the United States during the 1800s? constructed response
in the 1800s, the Westward expansion increased the amount of land that the United States owned. An increase in land allowed for more space for farming, as well as structures like reservoirs or factories. However, the expansion pushed Native Americans out of their homes and forced them to move elsewhere. Moving the Native Americans, often included violence, cruelty, and destruction of the native traditional creations.