Denaburg_Review of the Constitution

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Presentation Review of the US Constitution for Civics Class. Project for ED 505 Technology in Education

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Economics of the Constitution

Economics of the Constitution. Lesson 8 Problems under the Articles of Confederation Lesson 9 The U.S. Constitution: Rules of the Game. A New Nation in Economic Crisis. No protection of the Navigation Acts No British navy Huge debts No power to tax Tariff fights between the states.

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The constitution of nucleus

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Development of the Constitution

Development of the Constitution. What were the causes of the Civil War?. Causes of the Civil War. Sectionalism Compromise of 1850 Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scot Decision: Roger Taney State’s Rights: framers created a perpetual Union. . What do you think?.

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Forerunners of the Constitution

Forerunners of the Constitution. Magna Carta (1215). “The Great Charter” at Runnymede Military and heavy taxes Dispute over Kings powers Arbitrary acts? Limited Government Power to parliament (some) Protect power of barons English Liberties Protections? “Rule of Law” Revisions….

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‘Father of the Constitution’

‘Father of the Constitution’. James Madison. Also known as the face on the $5000 bill (fun fact of the day!) . Abby Bilenkin, Nicholas Cooper, Phoebe Lai, Angela Wang. ART THOU MAD, SON?. Life before presidency. Born: March 16, 1751, Port Conway, Virginia

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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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The Constitution of 1917

The Constitution of 1917. Carranza and the Constitutionalists. Fall 1916. Carranza issues call for the election of deputies to frame a new constitution. Excluded women Did not contemplate agrarian reform Labor = “right to work”

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Principles of the Constitution

Principles of the Constitution. Popular Sovereignty. “We the People” The people are “sovereign” All political power comes from the people. Limited Government. The Government is not “all powerful” Gov’t can only do what the people allow it to do

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Articles of the Constitution

Articles of the Constitution. Article I – The Legislature. Establishes a two-house legislature House of Representatives – based on population – all members elected every 2 years – 435 current members.

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Constitution Day The ratification of the U.S. Constitution

Constitution Day The ratification of the U.S. Constitution. September 17th. American Revolution (The beginning).

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The Constitution of America

The Constitution of America . By: Emily Varga Rachel Kirker Irma Dervisevic. Basic Facts of the Constitution. Written in 1877 by Governor Morris. This was written because the people wanted to be heard.

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Components of the Constitution

The Canadian Constitution – Part 2. Components of the Constitution. 1. Jurisdictional Powers (Division of Powers). Two sections of the BNA act listed the powers of the central government and the provinces. Section 91 - listed the powers of the central or federal government.

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The Constitution of the United States of America Constitution Day

The Constitution of the United States of America Constitution Day. September 17. PREAMBLE TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

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Ratification of the Constitution

Ratification of the Constitution. To Ratify or Not To Ratify?. Once the Constitution was written, Article VII required that 9 of the 13 states must ratify (approve) it before it could become binding

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The Constitution of Poland

The Constitution of Poland.

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FOUNDATIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION

FOUNDATIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION. The American Experience. State Constitutions. U.S. Constitution. British Tradition. The Enlightenment. Athenian Democracy. The Enlightenment ( 1650-1800 ). Nature is well-ordered and simple laws govern Impressed by scientific method Newton and Galileo

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Structure of the Constitution

Structure of the Constitution. Essential Questions. The Structure of the Constitution. Essential Terms . U.S. Constitution Preamble 7 Articles Amendments Bill of Rights. How did the Constitution improve the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?

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Ratification of the Constitution

Ratification of the Constitution. Requirements of Ratification. adopted September 17, 1787 9 of 13 states must ratify before it can be law - Convene special state conventions - vote yes or no - no changes can be made until after 9/13 had ratified = law

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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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Ratification of the Constitution

Ratification of the Constitution. US History Standards: SSUSH5 The student will explain specific events and key ideas that brought about the adoption and implementation of the United States Constitution.

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Principles of the Constitution

Principles of the Constitution. What are the principles of the Constitution?. And Judicial Review. Who Gives Government it’s Power?. Popular Sovereignty – a government in which the people rule. The Preamble of the U.S. Constitution clearly spells out who has the power.

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Principles of the Constitution

Principles of the Constitution. Federalism. Power is divided between the National And State Governments National Government is Supreme. Supremacy. Supreme law of the Land All people are held to the law. Separation of powers.

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