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Government Jeopardy Game

Government Jeopardy Game. This is the year the Constitution was written. What is 1787?. This is the city where the Constitution was written. What is Philadelphia?. The delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. The men who wrote the Constitution. .

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LECTURE #25: THE NEW WORLD ORDER & THE BRIDGE TO THE 21 st CENTURY (1991-2000)

LECTURE #25: THE NEW WORLD ORDER & THE BRIDGE TO THE 21 st CENTURY (1991-2000). Derrick J. Johnson, MPA, JD Advanced Placement United States History, School for Advanced Studies. The George H.W. Bush Presidency. President George Herbert Walker Bush Born: June 12, 1924

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The Basics of Government

The Basics of Government. Government and the state. What is Government?. Institution through which a society makes and enforces its public policies (all the things government decides to do). What is a State?.

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THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

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CHAPTER 29

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The Judicial Branch

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Unit Five The Judicial Branch

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Pray for our Nation

Pray for our Nation. World Network of Prayer www.wnop.org.

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. The Judicial System: Inception. The judiciary under the Articles of Confederation Constitutional Convention Article III of the Constitution Judiciary Act of 1789 . Federal Courts. Constitutional Courts U.S. Supreme Court Courts of appeals District courts

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Warm Up

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The Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch. Chapter 18. Part 4. The Supreme Court . Basics. Only court specifically created by the Constitution Judicial Review The deciding if something is constitutional or not Marbury v. Madison. John Roberts Chief Justice since 2005 Appointed by George W. Bush

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW CLASS 29

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AGENDA Fri 12/9 & Mon 12/12

AGENDA Fri 12/9 & Mon 12/12. Legislative/Executive Quiz RAP #30: You call this equality? Interpreting Political Cartoons HW: Final Exam Review Prep EC #3. RAP #30: You call this equality?.

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The Supreme Court

Chapter 18 .3. The Supreme Court. What is the Supreme Court?. It is the highest court in the land. Interprets the Constitution. Judicial Review - the power to decide on the constitutionality of an act of the government. Established by the 1803 case of Marbury v. Madison. Jurisdiction.

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Civil Rights Part 3

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Objective: To examine the separation of powers in the American political system.

Objective: To examine the separation of powers in the American political system. Executive (carries out laws). Separation of Powers: 3 Branches of Government. Judicial (evaluates laws). President. Legislative (makes laws). Supreme Court. Cabinet. Circuit Courts. Congress. Vice

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Our Government

Our Government. All about the three branches! judicial executive legislative by: Tatum Watson and Viviana Pesqueria . Our Government.

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The State of the Union

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Landmark Supreme Court Cases

Landmark Supreme Court Cases. By: Josselyn Sorto & Alex Benigno. The Supreme Court Basics . The Nine Justices . Chief of Justice: John G. Roberts Jr. Eight Associate Justices: Antonin Scalia, Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen G. Breyer , Samuel A. Alito Elena Kagan , Clarence Thomas

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The Judiciary

The Judiciary. Characteristics Generally white males Lawyers with judicial experience Often politically active as well. Backgrounds . Other Characteristics Generally of the same political party as the president making the nomination

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