'Equal representation' presentation slideshows

Creating the Constitution

Creating the Constitution. The Articles of Confederation. During the Revolution, the new United States needed a functioning government Modeled after colonial governments States would retain sovereignty Founders were fearful of concentrated power due to past experience with the British .

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United States Constitution 101

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Creation of a New Nation

Creation of a New Nation. Aim: What were the weaknesses with the Articles of Confederation?. Background: Issue: What would be the relationship between the new states and the national government? Regional loyalties

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Origins of American Government

Origins of American Government. Magruder Chapter Two. Our Political Beginnings. Section One. Basic Concepts of Government. Ordered Government Colonists from England saw the need for orderly regulation of their relationships with one another. Basic Concepts of Government. Limited Government

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CPSP Diplomate Task Force Draft Report March 17, 2013

CPSP Diplomate Task Force Draft Report March 17, 2013. Table of Contents. Diplomate Task Force Members. Dallas E. Speight, Chair, Pastoral in CPE/CPT Supervision/Psychotherapy Dee Jaquet , Pastoral in CPE/CPT Supervision/Psychotherapy John Jeffery , Pastoral in CPE/CPT Supervision

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The Constitution

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Class Starter

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ABC Book Of U.S History

ABC Book Of U.S History. Created b y: Melonie Walton. Aa. Amendment - An addition to a formal documents such as the constitution. Annex - To add a territory to ones own territory. . Article - Apart of a document, such as he constitution, that deals with a single object. .

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To Ratify or not to Ratify, that is the question!

To Ratify or not to Ratify, that is the question!. The Philadelphia Convention. The U.S. Constitution was developed in 1787 at the Philadelphia Convention. Decide if each statement about the Convention below is true (T) or false (F). Rewrite any false statements to make them true.

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Constitutional Convention, Round 1

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Developing Multicultural Awareness Through English: Reflections on Culture and Multiculturalism

Developing Multicultural Awareness Through English: Reflections on Culture and Multiculturalism. Achilleas Kostoulas, The University of Manchester. Overview. Culture and the ELT Curriculum Examples of ELT materials Multicultural Awareness Through English (MATE).

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ABC Book Of U.S History

ABC Book Of U.S History. Created b y: Melonie Walton. Aa. Amendment - An addition to a formal documents such as the constitution. Annex- To add a territory to ones own territory. . Article- Apart of a document, such as he constitution, that deals with a single object. .

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America Political Beginnings

America Political Beginnings. Colonial Period & The Colonial Mindset: Ordered Government Organized government institutions/roles Limited Government Government is NOT all powerful. Representative Government Government served the will of the people. The Road to Independence .

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The Constitution: A Document of Compromise

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Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch. Bicameral Legislation. Two Houses (Bicameral) House of Representatives Based on population Senate Equal representation Two per state. Powers of Congress. Expressed Powers Clearly written in Constitution Article I Section 8 Example:

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Strengths and Weaknesses of the GA Constitution of 1777 Strengths Weaknesses

Strengths and Weaknesses of the GA Constitution of 1777 Strengths Weaknesses. Strengths and Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation Strengths Weaknesses. Toward a New Constitution. Articles of Confederation : rules that governed United States after the Revolutionary War

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The Senate Chapter 10, Section 3

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Consensus Building

Consensus Building. Discussion of Criteria for Evaluating Proposals Developed in the Brainstorming Groups: Is the proposal workable ? Is the proposal acceptable ? Is the proposal affordable ? Is the proposal plausible ? Is the proposal interesting ?.

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Micro-finance . Entrepreneurship . IEC . HIV/AIDS . Advocacy .

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Federalists v. Anti-Federalists

Federalists v. Anti-Federalists . What type of government did they prefer?. Constitutional Convention meets in 1787 to draft a new constitution Biggest Debate Representation! populous states wanted proportional representation , and emptier states wanted equal representation .

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