'Bicameral congress' presentation slideshows

Bright Ideas

Bright Ideas. Hail to the Chief. Congress is in Session. Drop of the Gavel. Authority Rules. Fight for your Rights. Hail to Chief. Congress in Session. Bright Ideas. Authority Rules. Fight for Rights. Drop of Gavel. $100. $100. $100. $100. $ 100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200.

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Constitutional Beginnings

Constitutional Beginnings. Chapter 5. Historical Context of the U.S. Constitution. The men who wrote it The problems they struggled to solve The way their solutions gave birth to a republic. Confederation Crises.

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Landmark English Documents

Landmark English Documents. Magna Carta (1215) = first attempt to limit the power of the monarch Petition of Right (1628) = challenged the idea of divine right - monarch was not above the law

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Landmark English Documents

Landmark English Documents. Magna Carta (1215) = first attempt to limit the power of the monarch Petition of Right (1628) = challenged the idea of divine right - monarch was not above the law

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American Citizenship

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Constitution and New Republic, 1776-1800

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REVIEW CHAPTER 8

REVIEW CHAPTER 8. US HISTORY. ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION. The Second Continental Congress issued a set of laws called the Articles of Confederation in 1781 Gave states one vote each in Congress regardless of population of state Split power between National Government and State.

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Chapter 10/11/12

Chapter 10/11/12. The Legislative Branch. Essential Questions. What makes a successful Congress? In what ways should people participate in public affairs? Can citizens keep the government from falling into error by voting alone? Are interest groups vital to democratic government? .

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CHAPTER 10 CONGRESS

CHAPTER 10 CONGRESS. Section 1 A bicameral Congress p. 268. I. Bicameral Congress: 2 houses. WHY??? Historical reasons: British parliament had two house and so did most of colonies.

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Thursday February 7 th , 2013

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Articles of Confederation

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Congress

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Ch. 9 - The Confederation and Constitution 1776-1790

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Answer the following questions: Who is part of a constituency? Who is your United States House of Representative? What role does the Speaker of the House play? How many members does the House of Representatives have? Does that change?

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Articles of Confederation Vs. The Constitution

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Lesson 2.4

Lesson 2.4. CREATING THE CONSTITUTION. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS Creating the Constitution. Who were the Framers of the Constitution? What were the differences between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan? What were some of the compromises on which the Constitutional Convention agreed?

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Lesson 2.4

Lesson 2.4. CREATING THE CONSTITUTION. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS Creating the Constitution. Who were the Framers of the Constitution? What were the differences between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan? What were some of the compromises on which the Constitutional Convention agreed?

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Congress

Congress. The National Legislature. The National Legislature. We live in a representative democracy : It is the representatives of the people who are responsible for the day to day work of government. Congress is the legislative branch of the government.

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