
Balance of Power_AJROTC(LTCMason)
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Claudia Mason
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Balance of Power
LTC Mason/Army JROTC
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Open Ended
What do you already know about the U.S. Constitution?
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Complete Pre-Assessment
see: Week 11 Pre-Assessment Google Assignment
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Explain how and why the Framers developed the present system of representations in Congress and the advantages and disadvantage of this system.
Describe how Article I of the Constitution delegates explicit powers to the Congress and limits the powers of both the national and state governments.
Describe the “three-fifths clause” and the “fugitive slave clause” and explain what issues they were intended to resolve.
Explain the basic organization of the executive and judicial branches set forth in Articles II and II of the Constitution.
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American Revolutionary War
Before the war, each state had its own constitution.
After the war, the states joined together to establish a Federal Government under the Articles of Confederation
The Articles turned out to be a weak system of government and this needed to be changed.
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The Constitutional Convention
55 delegates held a series of meeting were held in 1787 (May-Sep) in Pennsylvania to address shortcomings of Articles of Confederation
In order to gain the support of all the states, compromises had to be made.
What were some of the issues our founding father had to address?
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Issues,
Founding Fathers
Representation
Slavery
Strengthen the powers of the central government
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Representation
Bi-cameral government (VA)
House of Representatives-population (VA)
Senate- 2 per state (NJ)
Both houses must pass law(VA & NJ)
Known as the "The Great Compromise"
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Multiple Choice
The Great Compromise
established the Executive Branch
is addressed in Article I of the Constitution
settled the issue of representation between the states
solely recognized rich, white male land owners
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Slavery
Some founding fathers wanted to abolish slavery
Southern states refused to sign the Constitution if slavery were abolished
3/5ths compromise increased representation for southern states
Fugitive slave clause
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Multiple Select
What compromises did our founding fathers make to gain the support of southern states to ratified the U.S. Constitution? (check all the apply)
Fugitive Slave Clause
Voting Rights Act
3/5th compromise
JIm Crow law
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Article I
The Legislative Branch
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Congress
Create taxes & develop appropriation bills
Power to declare war
Raise military, coin money, regulate commerce
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Multiple Choice
The number of U.S. representatives each state has is:
2 per state
based on the state's population
is decided by the Executive branch
all the above
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Multiple Choice
Which chamber of the Congress provides equal representation for all states, regardless of population?
House of Representatives
Senate
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Article II
The Executive Branch
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Executive Branch
Given the power to carry out & enforce laws made by Congress
Nominate people to federal offices
Negotiate treaties
Conduct wars
Pardon convicted people
Veto power
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Article III
The Judicial Branch
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Judicial Branch
The highest federal court in the United States
Decide conflicts between states and conflicts involving the federal government
hear constitutional cases that cannot be tried in lower courts and cases tried in lower courts that they deem fit to hear if brought to them on appeal
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Checks & Balances
Ensures no one branch is too powerful
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Let's see what you know...now.
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Multiple Choice
Which is a branch of our government according to our constitution:
Legislative
Judicial
Executive
all of the above
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Multiple Select
Each branch of government has the power to _____ and ______ the other branches (choose two options to fill in the blanks)
check
erase
overthrow
balance
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a power of the Judicial Branch
The power to declare an action unconstitutional
The power to approve presidential appointments
The power to propose new laws
The power to appoint members to the President's cabinet
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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