Chapter+6+The+New+Republic

YOUR SCORE IS: 46 OUT OF 50 ON THE CONSTITUTION FACTS ADVANCED QUIZ!

__2/9/11 Do Now__ //The purpose of a bank is to store money and valuables (in a safe). Banks can give loans to others. It keeps// //track of the money spent// //and limits the United State's budget.// __2/9/11__ (no comments, just highlight) [|Bank Plan Mark Up] (highlight & comments) believes that if something is not in the Constitution, then it shall not happen/be created. believes that if something is not in the Constitution, then it can happen or be created because there is nothing on the Constitution that is about it. || I like the loose constructionist because they don't tend to follow the Constitution strictly and they will get more rights and have more things created such as banks and other things. ||
 * What is the purpose of a bank? Why do we have them?**
 * **__Define in your own words__** || __**Comments/Connections/**____**Questions**__ ||
 * __**//strict constructionist//:**__
 * __//loose constructionist://__**

__2/10/11__ He believes in loose construction and he is saying that the Constitution does not have restrictions on their ideas so they are able to follow through those ideas since the Constitution does not specifically forbid it. They can't be held back by the Constitution because it does not limit their power. He believes in strict construction and he is saying that the Constitution only allows them to do the necessary, which is all they need for the government. They don't need things such as a bank because it is something that is convenient, but really necessary for the government.
 * Alexander Hamilton:**
 * Thomas Jefferson:**

//I can tell these are both opinions because they are both expressing their point of views on the Constitution// //and how they should use it. They also have different views and clearly are arguing over the topic, so it// //cannot be a fact.// //[|I See It Means (Whiskey Rebellion)]//

__2/10/11 Homework__ In both events, there are protests and violence involved to express opinions about the government and their actions. For the Whiskey Rebellion, it was about the power to tax while in Egypt, it was about their president (Hosni Mubarak) and his ruling. In the protests of Egypt, there are more violence with a greater population of protesters, unlike the 30 farmers of the Whiskey Rebellion. Also, Egypt is not resorting to violence and threatening to solve this problem, while during the Whiskey Rebellion, George Washing had gathered a militia of about 13,000 men to scare the farmers and stop the protesting.
 * How is the Whiskey Rebellion both similar and different from what is happening in Egypt?**

__2/11/11__ Your final score is: ** 400 ** out of ** 500 ** (on the Chapter 6 Section 1 quiz)

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