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Explain the role of SC and its leaders in the
Constitutional Convention, including their
support of the Three-Fifths Compromise and
the Commerce Compromise as well as the
division among South Carolinians over the
ratification of the Constitution.
Review 13
“Kings
Mountain
Tombstone”
due Wed.
12-12-12.
Explain the role of SC and its leaders in the
Constitutional Convention, including their
support of the Three-Fifths Compromise and
the Commerce Compromise as well as the
division among South Carolinians over the
ratification of the Constitution.
1. Warm Up:
2. Continue Constitution notes and power point.
• Commerce Compromise
• Term limits and office holding requirements
• SC Constitutional Convention (Charleston)
• Anti-Federalists vs. Federalists (Charles Pinckney)
• SC’s Ratification of US Constitution
Review 13
“Kings
Mountain
Tombstone”
due Wed.
12-12-12.
8-3.2
Explain the role of SC and its leaders in the
Constitutional Convention, including their
support of the Three-Fifths Compromise and
the Commerce Compromise as well as the
division among South Carolinians over the
ratification of the Constitution.
8-3.4
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Assessment/
Homework
1. Warm Up:
2. Return Chapter 9 tests
3. Begin Constitution notes and power point.
• Need for stronger central gov as allowed by the Articles of
Confederation
• Virginia Plan, New Jersey Plan, Great Compromise
• Debate over slaves in population
• 3/5 Compromise
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Activity/Strategy
Analyze the position of South Carolina on the
issues that divided the nation in the early
1800s, including the assumption of state debts,
the creation of a national bank, the protective
tariff and the role of the United States in the
European conflict between France and
England and in the War of 1812.
Analyze the position of South Carolina on the
issues that divided the nation in the early
1800s, including the assumption of state debts,
the creation of a national bank, the protective
tariff and the role of the United States in the
European conflict between France and
England and in the War of 1812.
1. Warm Up:
2. Correct and collect review 13, “Kings Mountain Tombstone”
3. Complete Constitution notes and power point.
1. Warm Up:
2. Founding Fathers Constitution skit
3. Review for Constitution test.
1. Warm Up:
2. Constitution test.
3. After test students will read pages 252-260 in text and complete
“The Louisiana Purchase” and “The War of 1812”
Review 14
“The Best
Land Deal in
History:
Louisiana
Purchase” due
Wed.
12-19-12.
Review 14
“The Best
Land Deal in
History:
Louisiana
Purchase” due
Wed.
12-19-12.
Review 14
“The Best
Land Deal in
History:
Louisiana
Purchase” due
Wed.
12-19-12.
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