Monday
23rd amendment
people who live in DC can vote
voted for the first time 1964
they are not a state
electors college is 3
24th amendment
the right that citizens can vote in any primary or any other election for president of vice president; gets rid of poll taxes
Ratified January 23rd 1964
everyone could vote freely
25th amendment
if the president dies or is taken out of office then the Vice president will take over the start the President will nominate a vice president
ratified February 10. 1967
they needed statement of how will take of
26th amendment
the right of citizens 18 or over to vote
ratified on July 1st, 1971
if they can fight they can vote
nationally vote age at 18
more votes and more interest in voting
people didn’t think that they knew what they are voting for
opinion
16 should be the age to vote
18 to stressful time college, and jobs
16 more involvement
27th amendment
congress cannot raise their pay until next election
passed in 1992
congress can’t be in charge of their own pay
pay increase based on inflation
win election then pay will be raised
Government Shut down
still got payed
Tuesday-
Review Today for test on Wednesday part 1 and Tuesday part 2
Constitution, Iran, and Ferguson- part 1
know supreme leaders
facts about them
What Iran wants- what U.S. wants
nuclear power, powers
know the treaties
IAEA- makes sure countries following agreements
1979- Iran revolution stops the U.S. help with Nuclear Power
2003- present making nuclear power
know what happened in Ferguson
What is the U.S. constitution
electoral college
go over Constitution powerpoint
Senators
Joni Ernst
Chuck Grassley
Current Events- part 2
went over new part of map late next week or week after
fun facts about part of map.
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