Stephanie Streets- Patrick Henry.
Casey Burner- George Washinton.
Similarities and differences.
Similarites:
1. Founding fathers.
2. Both were founding fathers in Virginia.
3. Both like politics
4. Both fought for what they believed in.
5. Both known for famous quotes.
Differences:
1. I, Patrick Henry, am an antifederalist.
2. George Washington is a federalist.
3. One agreed with the constiution.
4. Washinton became president after the consitution.
5. Patrick had been a lawyer.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
federalist and anti-federalist.. 8/28/2012
I am Patrick Henry. I am 51 years of age.
I am an Anti-federalist?
I haven't had much success in my eariler history. I failed at being a planter and a storekeeper. On the other hand, after those two fall outs, i became a successful lawyer and politician! I am the one who stated "Give me liberty or give me death." in March of 1775. In 1787 I got elected as a delegate, but I refuse to serve."Who authorized them to speak the language of We the people? If the states be not the agents of this compact, it must be one great consolidated national government."
I refused to sign the constitution.
"The first thing I have at heart is American liberty; the second thing is American union."
Elbridge Gerry, and George Mason were two of the men that supported me throughout this!
What are your views of the new plan of the government?
"the most fatal plan that could possibly be conceived to enslave a free people."
(Patrick Henry)
http://www.history.com/topics/patrick-henry
http://www.123helpme.com/view.asp?id=23246
http://usgovinfo.about.com/blconstday.htm
I am an Anti-federalist?
I haven't had much success in my eariler history. I failed at being a planter and a storekeeper. On the other hand, after those two fall outs, i became a successful lawyer and politician! I am the one who stated "Give me liberty or give me death." in March of 1775. In 1787 I got elected as a delegate, but I refuse to serve."Who authorized them to speak the language of We the people? If the states be not the agents of this compact, it must be one great consolidated national government."
I refused to sign the constitution.
"The first thing I have at heart is American liberty; the second thing is American union."
Elbridge Gerry, and George Mason were two of the men that supported me throughout this!
What are your views of the new plan of the government?
"the most fatal plan that could possibly be conceived to enslave a free people."
(Patrick Henry)
http://www.history.com/topics/patrick-henry
http://www.123helpme.com/view.asp?id=23246
http://usgovinfo.about.com/blconstday.htm
8/28/2012
I dont think he should have gotten all his rights taken away. I know what he did was wrong, but he should still have his religous rights to pray whenever he wants.
Monday, August 27, 2012
8/27/2012 notes
united states constitution.
ratification means to approve something.
Sept 17 1787 constitution day.
Federalist supported the consitution. :
Rufus King
Washington
Roger Sherman
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
George Read and others.
James Wilson
James maddison
Against the constituion were antifederalist.
Patrick Henry
George Mason
Fichard Henry Lee
George Clinton
Samuel Admas
Elbridge Gerry
Robert Yates
Melancton Smith and others.
the federalist papers... a book that was written by three men. the purpose was for us to support the constitution.
The consitution says that at least 9 of 13 orignial colonies had to support before it could become a document.
Delaware was the 1st state.
New Hampshire was the 9th state.
Rhode Island was the 13th state.
Attended the constitutional convention:
Connecticut
Ellsworth (Elsworth), Oliver*
Johnson, William S.
Sherman, Roger Delaware
Bassett (Basset), Richard
Bedford, Gunning, Jr.
Broom, Jacob
Dickinson, John
Read, George Georgia
Baldwin, Abraham
Few, William
Houstoun, William*
Pierce, William L.* Maryland
Carroll, Daniel
Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas
Martin, Luther*
McHenry, James
Mercer, John F.* Massachusetts
Gerry, Elbridge*
Gorham, Nathaniel
King, Rufus
Strong, Caleb* New Hampshire
Gilman, Nicholas
Langdon, John New Jersey
Brearly (Brearley), David
Dayton, Jonathan
Houston, William C.*
Livingston, William
Paterson (Patterson), William New York
Hamilton, Alexander
Lansing, John, Jr.*
Yates, Robert * North Carolina
Blount, William
Davie, William R.*
Martin, Alexander *
Spaight, Richard D.
Williamson, Hugh Pennsylvania
Clymer, George
Fitzsimons, Thomas
Franklin, Benjamin
Ingersoll, Jared
Mifflin, Thomas
Morris, Gouverneur
Morris, Robert
Wilson, James South Carolina
Butler, Pierce
Pinckney, Charles
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth
Rutledge, John Rhode Island
Rhode Island did not send any delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Virginia
Blair, John
Madison, James
Mason, George *
McClurg, James*
Randolph, Edmund J.*
Washington, George
Wythe, George*
(* indicates that teh individual didn't sign the constitution.)
ratification means to approve something.
Sept 17 1787 constitution day.
Federalist supported the consitution. :
Rufus King
Washington
Roger Sherman
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
George Read and others.
James Wilson
James maddison
Against the constituion were antifederalist.
Patrick Henry
George Mason
Fichard Henry Lee
George Clinton
Samuel Admas
Elbridge Gerry
Robert Yates
Melancton Smith and others.
the federalist papers... a book that was written by three men. the purpose was for us to support the constitution.
The consitution says that at least 9 of 13 orignial colonies had to support before it could become a document.
Delaware was the 1st state.
New Hampshire was the 9th state.
Rhode Island was the 13th state.
Attended the constitutional convention:
Connecticut
Ellsworth (Elsworth), Oliver*
Johnson, William S.
Sherman, Roger Delaware
Bassett (Basset), Richard
Bedford, Gunning, Jr.
Broom, Jacob
Dickinson, John
Read, George Georgia
Baldwin, Abraham
Few, William
Houstoun, William*
Pierce, William L.* Maryland
Carroll, Daniel
Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas
Martin, Luther*
McHenry, James
Mercer, John F.* Massachusetts
Gerry, Elbridge*
Gorham, Nathaniel
King, Rufus
Strong, Caleb* New Hampshire
Gilman, Nicholas
Langdon, John New Jersey
Brearly (Brearley), David
Dayton, Jonathan
Houston, William C.*
Livingston, William
Paterson (Patterson), William New York
Hamilton, Alexander
Lansing, John, Jr.*
Yates, Robert * North Carolina
Blount, William
Davie, William R.*
Martin, Alexander *
Spaight, Richard D.
Williamson, Hugh Pennsylvania
Clymer, George
Fitzsimons, Thomas
Franklin, Benjamin
Ingersoll, Jared
Mifflin, Thomas
Morris, Gouverneur
Morris, Robert
Wilson, James South Carolina
Butler, Pierce
Pinckney, Charles
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth
Rutledge, John Rhode Island
Rhode Island did not send any delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Virginia
Blair, John
Madison, James
Mason, George *
McClurg, James*
Randolph, Edmund J.*
Washington, George
Wythe, George*
(* indicates that teh individual didn't sign the constitution.)
8/27/2012
I think that is was religous descrimination. She had already stated that she wouldn't be wearing black pants like they were suppose to, she would be wearing a skirt. That is her belief and she shouldn't be fired or told to leave because of it. To me, that was rude of the Burger King people.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
civics assignment 8/23/2012
1. Define the Constitution…..in your own words in a PARAGRAPH (3-5 sentences)
2. How would your life be without the constitution ?
3. Define the following words:
Ratification
confirmationFaction
a group within a larger group or party. Federalism
the federal principle of the governmentFederalist/ Antifederalist
Federalist: an advocate of federalism Antifederalist: an opponent of federalism
Compromise
a settlement of differences by mutual concessionsThe Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise)
Checks and Balances
competition and mutual restraint among the various branches of governmentDemocratic Republic
a form of government embodying democratic principles and where a monarch is not the head of state Delegated Powers of the Federal Government
Reserved Powers of the State Governments
Separation of Powers
Civil Liberties
8/23/2012
In my opinion, i don't think that anyone should've said or done anything. It is everyones personal opinion on who they like and dislike. No one should be downed for something that they didn't want to do. He didn't want to wear the yellow foam finger, what's the big deal?
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
8/22/2012
With a few months to go, the race continues, Obama and Mitt Romney. Even though things are very heated, at the moment Obama has the closest end.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
About me.
My name is Stephanie Streets. I was born in Ohio. I am 17. I have 7 brothers and 1 sister. I am easy to get along with, but I can be a bit blunt!
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