FOCUS/REVIEW qUESTION: Which of our basic freedoms do you think is most important? Why?

LEARNING TARGETS:

• Understand your basic rights and freedoms under the U.S. Constitution.

AGENDA:

• Work on your Exam Review (+5% increase on exam). Use your study guides, textboook and our Class PP Notes to help you find the answers:
  • Our English Ancestory
  • Creating the Constitution (Making the Constitution Flow Chart)
  • Federalism (also a Venn diagram & Checks & Balances Concept Map on this)
  • Amendment Process
  • Judicial Branch
  • Civil Liberties, Constitutional Rights - Student Rights Cases
  • Media & Public Opinion
  • Public Policy - Party views on the issues
  • Political Parties, Minor Parties
  • Interest Groups, Part 2
  • Election Simulation notes from class & book
  • Political Ideologies
  • Congress
  • How a Bill Becomes a Law - Oral Part of Exam
  • President (8 roles of President notes)
  • Presidential Succession
  • Foreign Policy (First 14 slides)
    
    
• Crash Course overview on our basic rights & freedoms in the U.S. Constitution:
  • Difference Between Civil Rights & Civil Liberties (8 min)
  • Freedom of Religion (7 min)
  • Freedom of Speech (7 min)
  • Freedom of the Press (7 min)
  • Search & Seizure (8 min)
  • Due Process of Law (9 min)
  • Equal Protection (8 min)

ASSIGNMENTS:

• TURN IN YOUR TEXTBOOK, BATHROOM PASSES & HW LATE PASSES TODAY or on EXAM DAY!
• Oral part of exam on How a Bill Becomes a Law. You can do it now or on exam day.

UPCOMING ASSIGNMENTS:

• Work on your Exam Review & Study for next week's exam!
  

AGENDA:

• EXAM DAY! - Look for link in Google Meet in our Google Classroom.
• TURN IN YOUR TEXTBOOK, BATHROOM PASSES & HW LATE PASSES TOMORROW OR TODAY!
• Turn in your completed Exam Review for you 5% bonus on the exam.

ASSIGNMENTS:

• NONE! Retain what you learned in this class...FOREVER!