'National federal government' presentation slideshows

Branches of Government

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What is a government?

What is a government?. A system that is put in place, each role filled by people that are designated to act on behalf of a group of people (nation). What is the difference between politics and government?. Government is the system Politics

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ENGLISH FOR LAWYERS II

ENGLISH FOR LAWYERS II. REVISION (2). Answer the following questions :. 1. How can federalism be defined? 2. What does the US Constitution define ? 4 . Which important principles did the Constitution establish? 5. Which are the exclusively federal , and which are state powers?

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Political Geography

Political Geography. Why Government?. In order to survive and prosper people set up organizations to protect their community and to enforce its rules - this is called government. Role of Government. To protect the lives, liberties, and property of members of the community

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Chapter Three

Chapter Three. The Constitution. Section One. The Six Basic Principles. About the Constitution. Brief, about 7000 words Strength in the principle, not the detail Structure Preamble ( 6 reasons) Seven Articles 27 Amendments. Six Basic Principles. Popular Sovereignty.

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Fantabulous Friday, Aug. 28 th

Fantabulous Friday, Aug. 28 th. Warm-Up What does a healthy breakfast look like and why is it important that you eat one? 3-5 sentences. Agenda: Warm-Up/Healthy Note The Declaration of Independence Wrap-up / collect warm-ups Home Fun: Finish copying FN: The American Constitution

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Chapter 1 Section 1 Notes

Chapter 1 Section 1 Notes. Government of the People, by the People, for the People. The Need for Government. Without government to make and enforce laws, we would live in a state of confusion, violence and fear. We would also struggle to meet our needs entirely on our own.

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Principles of the Constitution

Principles of the Constitution. Popular Sovereignty- asserts that the people are the ultimate source of authority in a government Limited Government- the government only has the powers given to it in the Constitution (higher law)

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