Branches of Government Graphic organizer Conclusion

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Declare war

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Decide how tax money is spent

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Impeach president

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Impeach justices

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Vote or approve Supreme Court nominations

Homework/Practice - Click the play button for each one

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Make treaties

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Pardon federally
convicted people

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Nominate Supreme
Court justices

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Veto bills

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Appoint
ambassadors to
other countries

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Supreme Court has final say on decisions of law

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State disputes go to the Supreme Court

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Reviews cases that affect the entire country

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Conduct judicial review each year

1. Tuesday, December 6 - Last day to take a test before school or at lunch

IMPORTANT

Transition Time

Get the last Branches information sheet

Independent work today

TEXTBOOK - last worksheet 8 min

Legislative branch - first part of the Constitution Pg. 121

Executive branch - is more than just a president & vice
president Pg. 123

Judicial branch - final part in the Constitution Pg. 124

The Constitution is at the back of the book Pg. 474

TEXTBOOK - last worksheet 8 min

Legislative branch - first part of the Constitution Pg. 121

Executive branch - is more than just a president & vice
president Pg. 123

Judicial branch - final part in the Constitution Pg. 124

The Constitution is at the back of the book Pg. 474

TEXTBOOK - last worksheet 5 min

Legislative branch - first part of the Constitution Pg. 121

Executive branch - is more than just a president & vice
president Pg. 123

Judicial branch - final part in the Constitution Pg. 124

The Constitution is at the back of the book Pg. 474

Transition Time

Go to Canvas & open 11/30 key to worksheets

Transition Time

Cleanup

CLEAN UP

Check your floor space for “stuff”

1. Learning Target: I will be able togather information on a branch of government.

Practice Work: Is on Canvas, can be on paper, can be recorded & emailed -What are two facts you learned about your branch of government from today?