'Civic virtue' presentation slideshows

Unit One: The Philosophical and Historical Foundations of American Government & Law

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What is Classical Republicanism?

What is Classical Republicanism?. Classical Republicanism. The Common good means that citizens must have common characteristics, values and ideas. Education Homogeneity Religion Race Socioeconomic position Commitment to Civic Virtue.

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Neoclassicism

Neoclassicism. History: Late 18 th century Europe. 1789, French Revolution begins with the First French Republic from 1792-1794 1796, Rise of Napoleon (made emperor by 1804) and defeated at Waterloo in 1815, exiled to Alba

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Chapter 16 interest groups

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What is Civic Virtue?

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Hegel and Marx

Hegel and Marx. 3 October 2008. Dialectic. Undifferentiated unity (e.g., the family, early civilizations) Disunity (e.g., civil society, later civilizations) Differentiated unity (e.g., the state, contemporary German civilization). Recognition. The master and the slave

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Baela raza jamil huma zia

Large Scale Household Based, Citizen Led Assessments A Forum for Inclusion, Social Capital and Social Accountability. Baela raza jamil huma zia. Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) 10 th to 15 th March 2014.

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Age of Jefferson

Age of Jefferson. Unit IIIA AP United States History. Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809). Plantation farmer from Virginia Statesman (Assemblyman, Declaration of Independence, Governor, Minister to France, Secretary of State, Vice-President, President) Democratic-Republican

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The original colonists and the American dream?

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Constructing the Reality of Politics: The Campaign

Constructing the Reality of Politics: The Campaign. Politics in Film Joe Braunwarth. Bob Roberts. Intended to be a Satire Pre-Movie bullets: Why the documentary format/reporter? How prescient is this movie? Have events overtaken the movie? Note how the news media cover the campaign.

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Job Satisfaction

Job Satisfaction. Job Satisfaction Model. Positive Affect (e.g., personality trait). Job environment (objective characteristics). Subjective interpretation of job environment. Job Satisfaction. Measurement. Job Descriptive Index (JDI) Assesses five types of satisfaction, satisfaction with:

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The Idea of Utopia

The Idea of Utopia. Europeans, Perfectibility, & Others. Sir Thomas More, 1478-1535. Why We Read Utopia in CF 3333. book on institutions- you can grid it institutions that are - Europe institutions that might be - Utopia fascinating primary source dealing with

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Renaissance Literature

Renaissance Literature. Renaissance Literature. Humanism - intellectual movement valuing the inherent good in humans and a celebration, of sorts, of human ability and accomplishments. Sought to answer these questions: What is a human being? What is a good life? How do I lead a good life?

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CIVIC VIRTUE

CIVIC VIRTUE. By Ian Champ Angie Gordon Michelle Indiano. What is Civic Virtue?. Civic virtue is morality or a standard of righteous behavior in relationship to a citizen's involvement in society. The Greek word for virtue is arete, which means excellence. Examples of Civic Virtue.

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Classical Republicanism

Classical Republicanism. Classical Republicanism: The ideas and practices that Common Good: Doing what is best. Key Aspect 1: small, uniform communities. Humans NEED each other Survival in early America depended. Key Aspect 2: Citizenship and Civic Virtue. Set aside personal

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John Adams

John Adams. 1797-1801. Born: October 30, 1735 Died: July 4, 1826 Presidential Term: March 4, 1797- March 4, 1801 Party: Federalist party. Fact #1. John Adams lead in making his presidency the example of republican values, while he also stressed civic virtue.

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Government, Current Events and Active Citizenship in the 21 st Century

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Results of Revolution

Results of Revolution. Winds of change. Movement toward democracy. Lessening of some voting restrictions. Elimination of primogeniture. Vicrginia declaration of rights. (1776) Gains in the fight for separation of church and state. Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom (1786).

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