Weekly History and Geography - 27
As you learned in Chapter 10, primary sources are "snapshots" of history. They are created by people who were there at the time of the event. On p. 472-473 in your Social Studies textbook, you will need to read the What, Why, and How about two primary sources; the English Bill of Rights and the U.S. Constitution. Then, answer the "Think and Apply" questions 1-3 on p. 473 on the blog.
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ReplyDelete1.The main ideas are freedom and safety.
ReplyDelete2.The leader of the country.
3.The English bill of rights encouraged the people of England to write the Constitutional Monarchy.
Question 1- In English Bill of Rights you would see the word doth, but we would say it as the word does.
ReplyDeleteQuestion 2- I think the English??????? : )
Question 3- I learned that the English wanted to limit power. I also learned that you can compare and contrast how ideas were alike and different. The last thing that I learned was that a philosophical movement called the Enlightenment began in Europe
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ReplyDeletesome common key ideas in both is that they both yearn for tranquility and peace for their countries.
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The constitution of the united states was addressed to the goverment of England. The bill of rights was intended to limit the power of the monarch (monarchs)in power.
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Both of these countries desired to have limits to their reigning goverment as the U.S. wanted independence from England and the Bill of Rights gave limits to the monarch.
1) Common words include: tranquility, unity and Union, provide for the common defense and safety. Same type of ideas include: they want to make their place better for all people, they to be unified, they want to make everyone safer, and they want peace (or tranquility).
ReplyDelete2) They are addressed to whoever runs the country and makes the important changes that will effect everyone. (Kind of like the president.) They are trying to get someone to give them more rights and to make their country.
3) I learned what is in the English Bill of Rights and the U.S. Constitution and also how they are alike. They both are asking for a lot of the same things. I learned that these are what our laws come from.
1) freedom and safty
ReplyDelete2) leader of the country
3) england
1.the main idea is freedom and justice.
ReplyDelete2.the leaders of the country.
3.i learned that the English had a bill of rights and that we borrowed from the English bill of rights.
1.Tranquility.
ReplyDelete2.We the People.
3.Tranquility,and to protect the people.
1) some common key words are tranquility, and welfare
ReplyDelete2) They are addressed to the government (monarch)
3) Alike- They were created to make the countries a safer/better place to live
Different- The English Bill of Rights was published for England and the U.S. Constitution was made for the United States
1. tranquility, ordain
ReplyDelete2. the people of America
3. the Bill of Rights wanted safety and the Constitution wanted justice and freedom
1)tranquility:calmness, quiet. doth: does. posterity: later generations. ordain: pass into law.
ReplyDelete2)there addressed to the United States Constitution.
3)The United States one is...easier to understand then the top one. And stuff&&Idontknowwhatelsetosaynowsobye. :)
1) Safety, welfare , and tranquility.
ReplyDelete2.) The people of United States of America
3.) Both are trying to keep America safe and give us rights.
1.tranquility:calmness,quiet doth:does posterity:later generation ordain: pass into law
ReplyDelete2.they are addressed it to William the third
3.i learned about the constitution and the English bill of rights
1.tranquility and union
ReplyDelete2.the people of the united states
3.the bill of writes is very big...?
1) tranquility, doth, posterity, and ordain. 2)XXVIII William the third and Mary. 3)I learned about what some of the U.S constitution and bill of rights says.
ReplyDeleteQuestion One- The main idea in my opinion would be that they want a safe country and they also what more rights.
ReplyDeleteQuestion Two- I think that the people the wrote this were the local citizens speaking out to their leader/ leaders who ever that was at that time period.
Question Three- i have learned that when one country speaks out about what they want i creates a domino effect and inspires other people to do the same.
1. freedom, tranquility, and safety...
ReplyDelete2. to the king or queen of that time...
3.?
1.tranquility,peace,safety
ReplyDelete2.The people and government of the U.S.A.
3.People may say they want peace even though they fight.