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1 “Origins of U.S. Government” pgs. 21-30
On a separate piece of paper Answer the following questions in complete sentences! Page 21 Read to Discover Questions 1 & 3 Page 25 Read to Discover Questions 2-4 Turn in when completed Complete Section 2 Vocabulary (15 terms) Keep in your Notebook at the beginning of Unit 1 Section 2 “Structure of Government” Work on other assignments or read quietly

2 Section 2 – Structure of Government Vocabulary
Constitution Magna Carta Bicameral Rule of Law Petition of Right English Bill of Rights Charter (2 def.) Unicameral Articles of Confederation Ratification Virginia Plan New Jersey Plan Great Compromise Federalist Antifederalist

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