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Chapter 2 Origins of American Government Section 1 a. Our Political Beginnings B. Basic Concepts of a. English brought idea of political system to America i. Ordered Government ii. iii. Restrict Government iv. 1. For the People, By the People C. Landmark English Documents a. Great Charter i. In Britain in 1215, Nobles forced King John to sign the ii. Include rights: 1. 2. 3. b. The Petition of Right i. Reinforced ii. Required the King to obey the law of the land c. English Bill of Rights i. Backbone for U.S. Constitution 1. D. a. Each established separately as charters i. b. Three kinds of colonies developed in U.S. i. Royal ii. Proprietary iii. Charter 1. Page 31 Map c. Royal Colonies i. Became a Chapter 2 Page 1

d. Proprietary Colonies i. Governed by Proprietor e. Charter Colonies i. Mainly Self-Governing Section 2 f. The Coming of Independence E. Britain s Colonial Policies a. In theory colonies were controlled by Britain, but i. Changed with King George III b. Began heavy trading restriction and taxation i. Colonies were unhappy with the taxation 1. ii. Colonist still considered themselves F. Growing Colonial Unity a. i. Colonist in Northeastern America agreement against Indians ii. But dissolved in late 1600 s b. The i. Benjamin Franklin Wanted to create a congress ii. 1. Declined by Colonist and King c. Stamp Act Congress i. A reaction by the colonies to taxing on them by the crown ii. Created the iii. Stamp Act repealed by the British Legislature, however other taxes were brought on 1. Protest by Colonist continue 2. Included the famed Chapter 2 Page 2

G. First a. More laws passed by Britain s Parliament, which prompted a meeting of delegates from each colony in the spring of 1774 b. Called for a boycott on British Goods until taxes and trade regulations were repealed i. Called for a second meeting later c. Approved by H. Second a. Began on May 10, 1775 i. Revolution had already begun Shot heard round the world b. All 13 colonies c. Created a continental army and put George Washington as General i. First U.S. Government ii. However no held d. Declaration of Independence i. Created and signed ii. Officially separated colonies from Britain e. State Constitutions i. Continued to maintain there own constitutions ii. Common Thread among Constitutions 1. a. AKA people vote the government into existence Section 3 f. The Critical Period I. a. Governmental Structures i. Congress ii. Each state had one vote iii. No executive or judicial branches established Chapter 2 Page 3

b. Power of Congress i. ii. Settle disputes among states iii. Etc. c. State Obligations i. Obey Articles of Confederation ii. Pay taxes to Congress d. Weakness i. States bickered between one another ii. Taxed each others imports iii. iv. Created separate form of money Section 4 e. Creating the Constitution J. Framers a. The group of men who got together to frame the constitution in the summer of 1787 b. Each delegate had either: i. Served in the American Revolution ii. Been state governors iii. iv. Attended College (Very Rare during that time) K. Organization and Procedure a. Conventions purpose was b. James Madison was selected as the convention s floor leader i. Later Madison was titled L. A Momentous Decision a. Resolved that a national Government ought to be established consisting of a supreme Legislative, Executive and Judiciary. Edmund Randolph Chapter 2 Page 4

i. Changed the purpose of the Convention M. Virginia Plan a. i. House of Representatives selected by and Senate by b. Same powers to the Central Government as given in the Articles of Confederation, but i. Select a National Executive and National Judiciary N. New Jersey Plan a. Wanted a unicameral Congress with b. Add Congress limited power to tax and regulate trade between states c. Called for more than one i. appointed by Executive O. Compromise a. Most of the fighting during the convention rotated around i. 1. Congress should be composed of two houses b. (Virginia Plan) c. (New Jersey Plan) d. Three-Fifths Compromise i. Fight over counting for House of Representation ii. Southerners wanted full count of Chapter 2 Page 5

1. Compromise decided that Slaves counted as 3/5 of a White, but Slaves must also be counted in tax proportions e. The Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise i. P. Sources of the Constitution a. i. Greece, Rome, Great Britain, and Europe b. i. Blackstone, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Locke c. i. Second Continental Congress, Articles of Confederation, and State Constitutions Section 5 d. Ratifying the Constitution Q. The Fight for Ratification a. Two groups emerged after the Constitution was printed and published for the public b. i. ratification of the Constitution 1. Stressed the weakness of the Articles of Confederation c. i. ratification of the Constitution 1. Did not like the increased central government powers 2. The Constitution lacked a d. i. Swing vote in passing the Constitution was George Washington and Thomas Jefferson 1. New York, the last key state to ratify the Constitution Chapter 2 Page 6

ii. The Federalist was 1. Written by Hamilton, Madison, and Jay 2. Published as letters in newspapers R. Inaugurating the Government a. Finally all 13 colonies ratified the Constitution by early 1789 i. was set as the temporary Capital ii. Capital then moved to in 1790 iii. Finally the Capital was moved to in 1800 1. Completely designed by a French Architect Chapter 2 Page 7