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Tuesday, Jan. 3. 1. Update your table of contents if you did not yesterday Date Title Entry # 12/14 Preamble Notes 76 12/15 Article I – Legislative Branch 77 12/15 Article II – Executive Branch 78 12/15 Article III – Judicial Branch 79
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Tuesday, Jan. 3 1. Update your table of contents if you did not yesterday Date Title Entry # 12/14 Preamble Notes 76 12/15 Article I – Legislative Branch 77 12/15 Article II – Executive Branch 78 12/15 Article III – Judicial Branch 79 12/16 Stop/Go worksheet 80 1/3 Separation of Powers/Checks and Balances notes 81 • Turn to entry 77 from Dec. 15th Projects (Smart Phone of a Founding Father)Due Friday, Jan. 6th
2nd Learning Recovery LR for Wednesday Jan. 4
Article I: Legislative Branch Congress (Makes the Law) House of Representatives 1.Serve 2 years 2. 25 years old / 7 year resident 3. Can propose tax laws 4. Can impeach the president Senate Both together
Article I: Legislative Branch Congress (Makes the Law) House of Representatives 1. 2 2. 25/7 3. Can propose tax laws 4. Can impeach the president Senate 5.6 year term 6. 30 years old /9 year resident 7. Approves presidential appointments 8. Ratifies treaties with foreign governments 9. Tries the president after impeachment Both together
Article I: Legislative Branch Congress (Makes the Law) House of Representatives 1. 2 2. 25/7 3. Can propose tax laws 4. Can impeach the president Senate 5. 6 6. 30/9 7. Approves presidential appointments 8. Ratifies treaties with foreign governments 9. Tries the president after impeachment Both together 10. Propose laws (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-eYBZFEzf8) 11. Declare war 12. Override the presidents veto with a 2/3rds vote 13. Propose amendments to the Constitution
Article II : Executive Branch President, Vice President, Cabinet (Enforces the law) 14. 4 year term 15. 35 years old, 14 year resident, and native born 16. Approves or vetoes laws 17. Makes treaties with foreign governments 18. Nominates judges to Supreme Court 19. Appoints cabinet members 20. Is Commander-in-chief of U.S. military forces
Article III: Judicial Branch Supreme and Federal Courts (Interprets Laws) 21. Serve for life (good behavior) 22. Can declare laws unconstitutional 23. Can settle disputes involving the U.S. 24. Can settle disputes between the states 25. Chief Justice presides over impeachment trial of the President
Separation of Powers/Checks and Balances Copy the graphic on page 245 in the Blue Book or 250 in the Orange Book Executive Branch Judicial Branch Legislative Branch Homework: If you did not get the stop and go worksheet before break then you need to get one and complete