Ap Government Agenda sPRING2013

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AP Government. The Mass Media. Introduction. Key Definitions A medium is a means of communication Media is the plural of medium The mass media are means of communication, such as newspapers, radio, television, and the internet, that can reach large, widely dispersed audiences.

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AP Government. Civil Liberties. Introduction. Key Terms Civil Liberties Civil liberties are legal and constitutional rights that protect individuals from arbitrary acts of government.

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CHAPTER 6: PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL ACTION. AP GOVERNMENT. America was founded on the principle of tolerating diversity and individualism, and it remains one of the most diverse countries in the world today.

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AP Government. Congress Questions. 1. How do members of Congress accomplish all that they must in D.C. and also satisfy constituents?. Lots of frequent flier miles!!! Very busy schedules!

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AP Government. Voters and Voter Behavior. The Expansion of Voting Rights. Two Long Term Trends Federal laws and constitutional amendments have eliminated restrictions on the right to vote, thus dramatically expanding the American electorate.

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Ap Government Agenda sPRING2013

Ap Government Agenda sPRING2013. Lesson Plans AP Government with Mrs Schoene. A224 3 rd & 5 th period. Agenda HW check pg 1., return unit 5 FRQ’s Timed AP Test* Complete Article I W.S. Review and sign up Legislative Unit Vocab. Number your notebook 1-100 by Friday.

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AP Government. Final Review Don’t forget to use the review book and Shmoop to study – and write full sentences on the FRQ!. Constitutional Foundations.

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AP Government. 2001 Glenn deMarrais. Question. A. Brown vs. Board of Education. Provision: Equal protection Clause

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AP Government. Presidential Elections and the Presidency. The Road To The Presidency. The Presidential Primaries In the early 1800s, congressional leaders held a caucus to select presidential candidates.

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AP Government . 2 nd Semester 2011. AP Exam. Tuesday May 10,2011 Morning Session. Required for DE students. An expectation for all AP Government Students. 6 week Purpose. To get students prepared to score well on the AP Government Exam in May. Focus Time.

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AP GOVERNMENT. MID-TERM REVIEW CHAPTERS 1-4 AND 7-16. Foundations. Framers of Constitution took their ideas from the following: 1- Locke; Hobbes; Rousseau; Montesquieu 4 Types of Gov’t: Monarchy; Totalitarianism; Oligarchy; Democracy (Direct & Indirect)

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AP Government. Unit 1 Chapter 1. Theories of Democratic government. Majoritarian aka traditional democratic theory Government by the people is interpreted as government by the majority of the people

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AP Government. Unit 4 – Defense & Foreign policy. Instruments of foreign policy. Military: oldest tool Relatively rarely used because of significant consequences: International scrutiny High financial cost High cost in lives. Instruments of foreign policy. Diplomatic: quietest tool

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The Federal Budget and Social Security. AP Government. Key Terms Budget A financial plan for the use of money, personnel, and property. Balanced Budget When expenditures equal revenues in a fiscal year. Budget Deficit When expenditures exceed revenues in a fiscal year.

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AP GOVERNMENT. Unit 1 Chapter 2 Constitutional Foundations. 2. Learning Objectives. Describe the basic structure of the Constitution and its Bill of Rights. 2.1. Analyze how the Constitution grants, limits, separates, and balances governmental power. 2.2. 2. Learning Objectives.

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AP GOVERNMENT. INTEREST GROUPS Chapter 9 Ms Windows. What is an Interest Group?. A group of individuals with common interests and seek to influence the government in some way (“Special Interests”) Issue Advocacy James Madison called them “factions”. How does an Interest Group begin?.

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AP GOVERNMENT. PUBLIC OPINION Chapter 5. PUBLIC OPINION. The aggregate of individual attitudes or beliefs by some portion of the adult population No ONE public opinion Consensus Opinion – majority portion of the public expresses the same view.

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AP GOVERNMENT. POLITICAL PARTIES Chapter 7. What is a political party?. A group of political activists who organize to win elections, operate government, and determine public policy. How do PPs differ from Interest Groups?. IGs do not want to operate government

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