warm up what is the constitution? what is the declaration of independence?
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Warm UpWhat is the Constitution?What is the Declaration of
Independence?
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The ConstitutionUS GovernmentMullin
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TopicsArticlesFormal
AmendmentInformal
ProceduresBill of
Rights
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articlesRegarding the
Constitution, the articles are the seven numbered sections into which it is divided.
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Article ILegislative branch
◦ CONGRESSS◦ 2 Houses
House of Representatives
Senate CREATE LAWS
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Article II Executive branch THE PRESIDENT SIGNS BILLS INTO
LAWS Cabinent
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Article III Judicial branch-Supreme Court Interpreting the law---is the law
constitutional or not?
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Article IVRelations among the States-outlines that there is national law and state law. State laws can be UNIQUE. But all states must follow NATIONAL law.
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Article VAmending the Constitution-how to add
or take away laws.
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Article VI
National debts, supremacy of national law, and oaths of office
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Article VIIRatifying the
Constitution
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Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=yYEfLm5dLMQ
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ActivityComplete the Student Rights
Graphic OrganizerComplete the Constitution comic
strip.◦You will need to RESEARCH the
answers.
Due EOC.
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Warm UpWhat does “separation of
powers” mean?What does “checks and
balances” mean?
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Six Basic Principles of the Constitution
Popular sovereigntyLimited governmentSeparation of powersChecks and balancesJudicial reviewFederalism
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Veto Meaning -- to rejectThe Congress
(legislative branch) can make laws, but the President may veto any act of Congress. Congress, in turn, can override a presidential veto by a two-thirds vote in each house.
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Judicial ReviewPower of the courts to
determine whether the actions of government are in accordance with the Constitution.
Specifically, it is the power of a court to determine the constitutionality of a governmental action.
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Unconstitutional To declare and
action illegal, null, and void, of no force and effect –
a governmental action found to violate some provision in the Constitution.
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Amendment Change the written words of the
Constitution. (Article V)
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Constitution SimulationComplete Part 1
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Warm UpWhat is an Amendment?What is the Executive Branch?What is the Legislative Branch?What is the Judicial Branch?
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Formal AmendmentMethod to
change or add to the written language of the Constitution. The changes or additions become part of the Constitution.
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First MethodAn amendment proposed by two-
thirds vote in each house of Congress and then ratified by three-fourths of the State legislatures. (Twenty-six of the 27 amendments were adopted in this manner.)
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Second MethodAn amendment proposed by
Congress and then ratified by specially-called conventions in three-fourths of the States. Only the 21st Amendment was adopted in the way (1933).
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Third MethodAn amendment proposed by a
national convention, called by Congress at the request of two-thirds of the State legislatures (34 of the 50 today).
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Bill of Rights
First ten amendments to the Constitution. (1791)
These amendments set out guarantees of freedom of belief and expression, of freedom and security of the person, and of fair and equal treatment before the law.
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Complete OutlineResearch and fill in the blanks for
the “Road to Change: From the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution”.
Due as HW.
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Warm UpDefine political ideology.Provide an example and define it.
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Warm UpWhat does it mean to be liberal?What does it mean to be
conservative?
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Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=06A1PSCS9XY
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ActivityComplete surveys and ideological
statementsFor the surveys, you need to
complete two.◦http://www.pbs.org/newshour/spc/vote
2012/quiz/
◦http://www.people-press.org/quiz/political-typology/
Complete political ideology graphic organizer-define terms. DUE EOC.