Preview 11/17

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Preview 11/17

• Grab your notebook, a reading, and a chart from
  the stool
• Write and answer the following questions in
  complete sentences
• What caused the Whiskey Rebellion?
• How did George Washington handle it?
• How did the Whiskey Rebellion impact the US?

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Political Parties Today

• Read the article on political parties you picked
  up
• Purpose
• 1. To identify the political parties in the
  United States today
• 2. To identify what the first political parties
  were in the United States
• 3. Identify how the two major parties today have
  changed from when they first began
• Strategy Note the major political parties today,
  the first political parties in the United States,
  AND, how the political parties have changed over
  time
• Write your answers in your notebook and discuss
  your findings with your partner

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Think

• Take 1 minute and think about these questions
• Have you ever had a different view then a friend
  or family member?
• What kind of issues did it cause with your friend
  or family member?

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Write

• Take 3 minutes to write in your notebook, write
  the issue you had, how your viewpoint affected
  your relationship with friend or family member,
  and how did you resolve the issue.
• Use these sentence stems to explain
• One issue I had with a _______ was _______. When
  I had a different view from my ___________, it
  caused our relationship to ___________. We were
  able to resolve our differences by __________.

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Share

• Partner A, turn to partner B and share your
  answer. Try to read your answer to your partner
  exactly as you wrote it.
• After youve read your answer, continue to
  explain the problems you had with having a
  different view.
• Please talk about the problem for 30 seconds.
• Partner B, write down one important thing you
  heard Partner A say.

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The First Political Parties
Political Party Federalists Democratic-Republicans
Main Party Leaders Alexander Hamilton and John Adams Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
Constitutional Views Loose Constructionists The national government should take all steps needed to govern the nation Strict Constructionists the national government should only have powers expressly listed in the Constitution
Views On Government Favored a strong federal government Favored states rights
Views on Foreign Policy Pro-British Federalists feared the French Revolution as an example of mob rule Pro-French Jefferson was sympathetic to the French Revolution
Main Supporters Merchants and manufacturers Farmers and skilled craftsmen
Who Should Vote Only those meeting property qualifications Vote should be open to all adult males
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Political Parties Rap

• https//www.youtube.com/watch?vHtGgreHgvfo

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Small Group Talk

• Think For 30 seconds think about this question
  What problems do you see with division and why?
• Write For 1 minute, answer the above question
• Use this sentence stem I think the problem with
  division is ______. The reason for my thinking is
  __________.
• Share
• Partner A, turn to partner B and share your
  answer. Try to read your answer to your partner
  exactly as you wrote it.
• Please go into detail about your answer and
  discuss for 30 seconds.
• Partner B, write down 1 interesting thing you
  heard.

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Exit Ticket

• In the reading, you read about George Washington
  despising political parties.
• Washington also said
• The alternate domination of one faction over
  another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge,
  natural to party dissension, which in different
  ages and countries has perpetrated the most
  horrid enormities, is itself a frightful
  despotism.
• On a sheet of paper, answer these two questions
• Why did George Washington oppose political
  parties?
• What do political parties often cause?
• Please write 4 or more sentences