1. What was the legal status of the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
2. What does the term "crimmigration" refer to?
3. Which constitutional clause counted enslaved people as three-fifths of a person for representation purposes?
Declaration of Independence — core ideals?
Equality, liberty, unalienable rights
Unalienable rights — definition?
Inherent rights that cannot be taken away
U.S. flag symbolism — stripes and stars?
13 stripes for colonies, 50 stars for states
E Pluribus Unum — meaning?
Out of many, one
Early migration — route?
Beringia land bridge
Native cultures — examples?
Hohokam, Adena, Hopewell, Anasazi
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