'What powers' presentation slideshows

High Middle Ages (1051-1450)

High Middle Ages (1051-1450). Growth of Royal Power In England and France. How did monarchs gain power over nobles and the Church? What traditions of government developed under John and later English monarchs? How did strong monarchs succeed in unifying France?.

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U. S. Studies II Chapter 22 Review Game

U. S. Studies II Chapter 22 Review Game. What groups did the Vietnamese have to fight before it earned its independence?. Japan, France, and the United States. A1. Where was North and South Vietnam divided? . 17 th Parallel. A2.

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PLANNING EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

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Civics and Economics

Civics and Economics. Concept-Based Planning. Course Pacing. Course Pacing. Unit Planner. Conceptual Lens: Values and Beliefs. Unit 1: Foundations and Development of American Government. Micro Concepts Immigration Colonialism Adaptation Mercantilism Egalitarianism

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The United States Government

The Legislative Branch The Executive Branch The Judicial Branch. The United States Government. Peoples views about the U.S. Constitution. A person that argues for interpreting the U.S. Constitution exactly as it is written is called a strict constructionist.

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Equality Bodies

Equality Bodies. By Berit Vegheim, the Civil Rights Foundation Stop Discrimination , Norway. What kind of EB do we have?. Authority Ombud Commission Council Centre of Equality National Human Rights Institution Tribunal. What powers does the EB have?. Litigation powers

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Macbeth

Macbeth. William Shakespeare. Macbeth. Act 1. Scene 1. What two main enemies does the kingdom of Scotland face? How are they overcome?. Macdonwald Macbeth killed him. King of Norway Macbeth & Banquo killed him. Macbeth. Act 1. Scene 1.

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Puritan New England

Puritan New England. British Colonies in America. Why are you leaving England? What is the goal of the colony? Who will be the leader(s) of your colony? What powers will your leaders have to maintain law and order? How will leadership transition in your colony? How will the colony survive?

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Unit 2: The US Constitution

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Unit 1: Law, Justice, and You

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By the Dot.Coms

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The Powers of Congress Section 1: The Scope of Congressional Powers

The Powers of Congress Section 1: The Scope of Congressional Powers. The Essential Questions. What are the three types of congressional power? How does strict construction of the U.S. Constitution on the subject of congressional power compare to liberal construction?. Congressional Power.

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The Presidency in Action

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Visual Scrapbook

Visual Scrapbook. Your project for this unit will be to create a visual scrapbook. Do not complete any of the assignments until you have completed that section of visual literacy in class. Read the instructions for the pages of your scrapbook carefully. Title Page.

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Myths

Myths. Myths are symbolic tales of the distant past that concern the origin and nature of the universe, may be connected to belief systems or rituals, and may serve to direct social action and values . . Definition of Myths.

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Medusa

Medusa. What's her weapon?. People get scared because of what she looked like. What powers does she have?. Whoever looks at her turns to stone . She was mortal, but she was very hard to kill. Who are her relatives? .

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Administrative Law

Administrative Law. Why and how do agencies regulate? With specific reference to the BP situation . . . What are the goals/purposes of the MMS?.

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Reforms of the National Assembly; Constitution of 1791

Mandi Sine Partner 2. Reforms of the National Assembly; Constitution of 1791. Constitutional Monarchy King would be head of estate Divided into 3 branches Legislative Executive Judicial. i . What form of government was set up?. Monarch had limited powers Had no control of the army

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Reforms of the National Assembly

Reforms of the National Assembly. Constitution of 1791 Alex Leffel #2. What Form of Government Was Setup. Constitutional Monarchy Monarchy Was Persevered The king would be the head of the state A permanent legislature would make laws The king could not dissolve the legislature .

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Articles of the Constitution

Articles of the Constitution. Jigsaw Activity. Directions. You and you group partners will be assigned one or more articles of the Constitution. You are to read your article and understand and get comfortable with the information.

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