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Pacific Coast -
Intermountain Region - East of the coast mountain ranges is an area of rugged mountain peaks, high plateaus, deep canyons, and deserts.
Rocky Mountains - Reaches from Alaska through Canada and into the United States, many peaks are over 14, 000 feet high.

Interior Plains - Between the Rocky Mountains in the west and the Appalachian Mountains in the east is a large lowland area - this is made up of the Great Plains in the western part and the Central Plains in the eastern part.
Appalachian Mountains - Lower and less rugged than the Rockies, they run along the eastern part of the U.S.
rich in minerals
CoastalmineralsCoastal Plains -

Battle of Lexington and Concord
Long Term Causes:
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2. Crisis on the Frontier
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Battle of Lexington and Concord
Long Term Causes:
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2. Crisis on the Frontier
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tarring and feathering tax collectors
group protests
British officials homes[[#|homes]]
2. "No Taxation[[#|Taxation]] Without Representation"
Basic idea held by Patriots that British had no right to tax colonists with there being colonial representation in Parliament
3. Petitions - Stamp Act Congress
4. Boycott of British goods - sale of British goods in the colonies drop by 14%
Townshend Acts
1. Taxes[[#|Taxes]] on glass,
2. Writs of Assistance - British officials could search American ships and warehouses without reason - an effort to stop smuggling and collect taxes
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Monday December 20, 2010
Creating a Government Unit Test Question #1

Thursday December 2, 2010
The Rebellion was solved by letting the south have slaves for another 20 years and the north could be free. The north also couldn't protect a run away slave if they were caught in the north.

Friday December 17, 2010
Notes on the Judicial Branch; Chapter 8 Section 2 Study Guide

Thursday December 16, 2010
Notes on the electoral college; Constitution as Supreme Law; Constitutional Organization

Wednesday December 15, 2010
Notes on how a bill becomes a law; review "Ratification of the Constitution: A New Beginning;" work on the Bill of Rights; Chapter 8 Section 1 Study Guide