February 23-27

Monday-

  • took class quiz

  • went over Russia and Ukraine explained

Tuesday-

  • took Latin American Map Test

Wednesday-

  • U.S. Constitution

    • founded 1789-present

    • What are the two houses of Congress

      • house of Representative

      • senate  

    • How many senators

      • 50 2 per state

    • How many people are in the House of Representatives? How is that number determined

      • 435 population of state

    • Length of Term/ Age requirement

      • House of representative- 2 years

      • age- 25

      • Congress- 4 years

      • age- 30

    • What powers does Congress has

      • declare war

      • pass laws

    • What is the length of a president's term

      • 4 years

      • 35 years old

    • What is the longest amount of time a President can now serve

      • 10 years

    • Which President served the longest in US History? How Long?

      • FDR

      • 4 terms about 12 years

    • What powers does the President have?

      • Veto Laws

      • Commander in Chief

    • What are the qualifications for being in the US Supreme Court?

      • no requirements

    • How do the justices of the Supreme Court get their job

      • appointed by the President

    • How can a Supreme Court Justice lose their job

      • die

      • retire

      • impeached

    • Major Power?

      • interpret laws

    • Who is the current Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court?

      • John Roberts

        • 2005 appointed

Thursday-

  • Went over Far East Map

  • American Sniper verdict

    • Eddie Ray Routh found guilty

    • killed 2 people

    • life without parole pleaded insane

  • U.S. Constitution

    • The supreme law of the land

    • Articles of Federation- power to the states

    • federal government really weak

    • popular sovereignty

      • power resides with the people

    • limited government

      • only do what the people let it do

    • separation of powers

      • prevents one part from being to powerful

    • Federalism

      • division of power among national and state government

    • Checks and Balances

      • one branch can’t have too much power

    • James Madison wrote Constitution

    • Legislative Branch

      • Bicameral

      • Powers

        • make laws

        • set taxes

        • declare war

        • override vetoes

        • borrow money

        • regulate international and national trade

        • print money

    • Executive Branch

      • President, Vice President, and Cabinet members

      • elected by the Electoral College

      • Powers

        • commander in chief

        • grant pardons

        • make treaties

        • appoint federal officers

        • ensure laws are executed

        • make laws

    • Electoral College

      • get all votes if when state popular vote

    • Impeachment

      • taken out of office if commit mangar crimes.  

      • Nixon resigned

      • Clinton and Johnson partially impeached

      • no president has ever been fully impeached

Friday-

  • New part of map

  • Black and Blue or White and Gold dress?

  • Net Neutrality

  • Judicial Branch

    • Supreme Court

    • judicial power rests with US Supreme Court and other courts created by Congress  

    • Powers

      • serve for life, but can be impeached

      • decides cases of constitutional law and federal law

      • cases involving ambassadors go straight to supreme courts

      • judicial review comes later

    • Relations Among States

      • each states will have access to other states public records and judicial proceedings

      • citizens at each states are entitled to the same privilages as citizens of every state

      • a person charged in any crime, who flees from justice and goes to another state, must be returned

      • new states may be admitted into the union by Congress but NOT within the jurisdiction of another state or two states combining without consent of all involved

      • guarantees state a republican form or government, protection against invasion, and domestic rebellion

      • the constitution can be amended

      • the constitution is the supreme law of the land

      • constitution will be the law if nine states ratify it.

      • Amendment project

        • google presentation

        • why still important when it was passed, why was the amendment important at that time

        • have numerous visuals adn one political cartoon per amendment

        • give current event of how your amendment still applies today

        • role play

        • 9-12 amendments

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