Early American Democracy
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Lesson Topic: Early American Democracy
· I Can Analyse the ideas behind America’s founding documents.
· I Can Identify the ideas of various Enlightenment thinkers who influenced America’s founders.
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Multiple Choice
Natural Rights
Natural rights are breathing and eating food
Life Liberty and Property
The right to a jury trial
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Examine William Blackstone’s famous principle: "It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.”
Agree /Disagree
why this principle is a commonly adopted principle among U.S. citizens.Reflect
Hook Activity
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Multiple Choice
Democracy
a. government by the people, courts, and queen representatives
b. government by the people or their elected
c. government by the courts and congress
All the above
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Lesson Topic: Early American Democracy
· I Can Analyse the ideas behind America’s founding documents.
· I Can Identify the ideas of various Enlightenment thinkers who influenced America’s founders.
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