What happened to most of the Native American groups that fought the Spanish Conquistadors?

What is the President’s main check on Congress?

How does the government primarily raise money for its use?

What does unalienable mean (as in unalienable rights)?

In the United States Constitution, there are certain powers that both the state and federal governments can do. These are called shared powers. Name four examples of shared powers.

What does self-evident mean (as in we hold these truths to be self-evident)?

From where does a government derive their power?

How did the Columbian Exchange change the lives of people living on both continents?

What was the compromise made over representation of states in the Legislative Branch?

What major political principle was introduced in the Mayflower Compact and later used in the Declaration of Independence?

The main job of the Legislative Branch:

What effect did the Middle Passage have on the Southern colonies?

The main job of the Judicial Branch: