'Presidential electors' presentation slideshows

The Age of Jackson

The Age of Jackson. Table of Contents. Jacksonian C ontroversies. Jacksonian Democracy. Jacksonian Democracy. US HC 2.1

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

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American Citizenship

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

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Jacksonian Democracy

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27 AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION

27 AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Stephen_Colbert_spoofs_Don_Imus_racial_0410.html http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/04/12/national/main2675273.shtml. 1 st AMENDMENT. Freedom speech, press, religion, petition, assembly.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

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The Presidency

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THE PRESIDENCY

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The Constitution of America

The Constitution of America . By: Emily Varga Rachel Kirker Irma Dervisevic. Basic Facts of the Constitution. Written in 1877 by Governor Morris. This was written because the people wanted to be heard.

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EXPANSION OF POLITICAL RIGHTS

EXPANSION OF POLITICAL RIGHTS. Voting rights far from universal in the colonial and early national periods Franchise typically restricted to white, male property-owners over twenty-one Why were others excluded? The U.S. Constitution and voting rights. EXPANSION OF POLITICAL RIGHTS.

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Chapter 13: The Presidency Section 3

Chapter 13: The Presidency Section 3. Introduction. How did the process of choosing a President change over time? At first electors cast two votes for president, each for a different candidate. The winner became President and the runner-up became Vice President.

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Democracy and the age of Jackson

Democracy and the age of Jackson. Chapter 3, Section 4. The Election of 1824.

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Executive Branch

Executive Branch. Mallory Kaler Amanda Abern Monica Hostetter. Executive Branch . The branch includes Chief of Executive Vice President And any other advisers. Executive Branch 1789. Congress established the first three departments Department of State Department of War

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CH. 2-5 RATIFYING THE CONSTITUTION

CH. 2-5 RATIFYING THE CONSTITUTION. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. THE FIGHT FOR RATIFICATION. The Articles of Confederation could only be changed if all 13 states agreed The number of states needed for ratification was changed to 9 out of 13 (Article VII)

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The Age of Jackson - Part 1: The Early Struggles

The Age of Jackson - Part 1: The Early Struggles. What were the democratic trends in the 19c?. Voting Requirements in the Early 19c. Voter Turnout: 1820-1860. Why Increased Democratization?. White male suffrage increased. Party nominating committees.

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