'Representation based' presentation slideshows

The Confederation & The Constitution

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Outline

Outline. Theoretical approaches to computer vision Visual perception as information processing Problems in Computer Vision Classification Segmentation Recognition Motion analysis. Visual Perception as an Inverse Problem.

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Creating the Constitution

Creating the Constitution. Ch. 8. Essential Question. Explain the major issues & ideas of government related to the creation of the American Constitution. Focus Questions. What is the Constitution? What is its significance?

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Outline

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. Ch 3.1 and 3.2. In 1787, a remarkable group of American leaders, from all but one state, gathered in Philadelphia to address the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, but they soon decided that a new Constitution was needed.

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Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch. Bicameral Legislation. Two Houses (Bicameral) House of Representatives Based on population Senate Equal representation Two per state. Powers of Congress. Expressed Powers Clearly written in Constitution Article I Section 8 Example:

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The Legislative Branch

The Legislative Branch. The Legislative Branch of government is the body of elected representatives that makes laws. II A(1). One or two houses?. one house (unicameral). one law-making body that meets as one group. =. two houses (bicameral).

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Virginia Plan

Virginia Plan. Strong National Government: 3 separate branches. Legislature would be bicameral (2 house); Representation based on population or on amount of money State gave to support national government. Members of House of Representatives elected by popular vote.

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