Exit ticket: On a separate sheet of paper, respond to the following: Claim: The Declaration of Independence describes how the actions of King George violated the Social Contract between the
Arnerican colonies and Great Britain.
"'Lockean ideals violated by King George were #1, #2, and N3. According to the Declaration of Independence... (Provide 3
cited examples and reference the grievance number] Finally, the Declaration terminates the Social Contract by
stating..."[Cite from the last paragraph that breaks the Social Contract]

Statements A and B are Falsifiable

Statements C, D and E are not Falsifiable

Explanation:

a. Falsifiable doesn't mean a statement is wrong or false. It is the potential ability of a statement to be proven wrong.

Statement A and Statement B are falsifiable statement. This is because any new evidence could come up to dispute this statements.

Statement A is said to be falsifiable because he can be checked against records that he is actually the 35th President of the United States.

Statement B which says ". Kennedy died from a bullet in his brain." This could be disputed if a medical examiner decides to come up with new evidence to say otherwise.

b. Not falsifiable statements are statements that you have to got through a long length to prove that the statements are false. Researches and various long studies have to be carried out to prove the statements are false

Statement C, D, E are not falsifiable statements.

For Statement C " Kennedy's death was the will of God", this statement has to do with religion and has nothing to do science, there is no way to prove this statement wrong.

For Statement E "If he'd lived, Kennedy would have ended the Vietnam War." This statement cannot be disproven.