Chapter+6

=__﻿Chapter Six__=
 * __2-8-11__**

YOUR SCORE IS: 49 OUT OF 50 ON THE CONSTITUTION FACTS ADVANCED QUIZ! YOUR CONSTITUTION I.Q. IS: CONSTITUTION WHIZ KID THE AVERAGE SCORE NATIONALLY IS 24.10 go me!!!:D

__**2-9-11**__ __Do Now-What is the purpose of a bank? Why do we have them?__ -Store money -Lend money -Interest -Protects money

<--This is about the Bank Plan

If it's not in the constitution, you cannot do it.
 * Define in your own words || Comments/Connections/Questions ||
 * STRICT CONSTRUCTIONIST:

LOOSE CONSTRUCTIONIST: If it's not in the constitution, you can do it. || I think this is too harsh. unless its something you obviously cant do then you shouldnt be able to do it.

I like this better because its technically saying you have freedom. ||

__**2-10-11**__ Class work:
 * “Every power vested in a Government is in its nature sovereign, and includes … a right to employ all the means requisite [necessary], and fairly applicable to the attainment of the ends of such power; and which are not percluded by restrictions & exceptions specified in the constitution.” ||
 * **Alexander Hamilton, 1791** ||

I think Alexander Hamilton was for loose construction. He is saying that they can do what is needed and because the constitution doesnt say they cant, theyre allowed to.


 * “To take a single step beyond the boundaries thus specially drawn around the powers of Congress, is to take possession of a boundless field of power, no longer susceptible of any definition…. The Constitution allows only the means which are “necessary,” not those which are merely “convenient” for effecting the enumerated powers.” ||
 * **Thomas Jefferson, 1791** ||

I think he was for strict construction because he says the constitution says whatever is 'necessary' not 'convenient' for people.

__How can you tell these quotes arent facts?__ They both have different views so its not proven making the fact that this is not a fact.



This is an I see/ It means about the whiskey rebellion.

__Homework:How is the Whiskey Rebellion both similar and different from what is happening in Egypt?__ The Whiskey Rebellion and what is happening in Egypt are two different things but based on the same issue. Although they are similar, the Whiskey Rebellion took place hundreds of years ago while what is happening in Egypt is happening right now. Also, the W.R. was about taxes on whiskey, while Egypts problems are because of conflict with their dictator. But this is where they are similar. The W.R. was because there was something about the government that people did not like and protested against in order to get what they wanted. What is happening in Egypt is similar because they do not like what thier dictator is doing so they are protesting against it just as those in the W.R. did.

2-11-11 Classwork:QUIZ ON CHAPTER 6 SECTION 1 I got a 400.

2-12-11 __Homework:Key terms pg 209__ Neutrality Proclamation: A proclamation that states the United States wanted to be friendly to all Jay's Treaty:British agreed to pay for damages for American Ships Pickney's Treaty:Settled border/trade disputes between the U.S. and Spain. Little Turtle:The Chief of Miamis and Shawnees Battle of Fallen Timbers:1794, Americans won a victory over the Miamais Treaty of Greenville:when the Miamis gave up large territories in Ohio and parts of Indiana, Illonois, and Michigan. Sectionalism:Loyalty to ones region XYZ affair: When France attacked American merchant ships. Alien Acts: allowed the president to order foreigners considered to be a threat to national security to be jailed or deported. Sedition Acts: made it a crime to speak against the government. Virginia and Kentuky Resolutions:ended the alien and sedition acts. Nullifictaion: To end a law.