President of the United States Africans Eighteen (18) or older Speech Democratic and Republican 1787 Because of the state’s population The President The Senate and the House of Representatives Pacific The Civil War To make treaties Run for federal office The President Woodrow Wilson Checks and balances The StarSpangled Banner Capitalist economy George Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson Provide schooling and education Atlantic All people of the state in which (s)he is elected Declared independence from Great Britain Fought for civil rights George Washington Bill of Rights July 4 Twentyseven (27) The Constitution was written Freed slaves in most Southern states Life and the pursuit of happiness Washington D.C. The stripes represent the original colonies Four (4) We the people The President Six (6) Congress November Fought for women’s rights Nevada Freedom of speech and freedom of worship The United States Constitution Mississippi and Missouri One hundred (100) President of the United States Africans Eighteen (18) or older Speech Democratic and Republican 1787 Because of the state’s population The President The Senate and the House of Representatives Pacific The Civil War To make treaties Run for federal office The President Woodrow Wilson Checks and balances The StarSpangled Banner Capitalist economy George Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Thomas Jefferson Provide schooling and education Atlantic All people of the state in which (s)he is elected Declared independence from Great Britain Fought for civil rights George Washington Bill of Rights July 4 Twentyseven (27) The Constitution was written Freed slaves in most Southern states Life and the pursuit of happiness Washington D.C. The stripes represent the original colonies Four (4) We the people The President Six (6) Congress November Fought for women’s rights Nevada Freedom of speech and freedom of worship The United States Constitution Mississippi and Missouri One hundred (100)
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President
of the
United
States
Africans
Eighteen
(18) or
older
Speech
Democratic
and
Republican
1787
Because
of the
state’s
population
The
President
The Senate and
the House of
Representatives
Pacific
The
Civil
War
To
make
treaties
Run for
federal
office
The
President
Woodrow
Wilson
Checks
and
balances
The
StarSpangled
Banner
Capitalist economy
George
Washington
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
Thomas
Jefferson
Provide
schooling
and
education
Atlantic
All people of
the state in
which (s)he
is elected
Declared
independence
from Great
Britain
Fought
for civil
rights
George
Washington
Bill of
Rights
July
4
Twentyseven
(27)
The
Constitution
was written
Freed slaves
in most
Southern
states
Life and
the
pursuit of
happiness
Washington
D.C.
The stripes
represent
the original
colonies
Four
(4)
We the
people
The
President
Six
(6)
Congress
November
Fought for
women’s
rights
Nevada
Freedom of
speech and
freedom of
worship
The United
States
Constitution
Mississippi
and
Missouri
One
hundred
(100)