'Executive branch carries' presentation slideshows

Warm-up

Warm-up. Did we keep the Articles of Confederation? Why or why not? Did we create a strong central government? Why? What powers does the central government have?

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Unit 6 Chapter 9, Section 1

Unit 6 Chapter 9, Section 1. Presidential Powers Mr. Young American Government. Essential Question. What are the sources of (both formal and informal) and limits to the powers of the president?. Learning Objectives. Constitutional Powers of the President as described in the Constitution

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The Three Branches of Government

The Three Branches of Government. Guiding Questions. What are the three branches of government? What are the primary responsibilities of each? Why does the U.S. Constitution provide for a separation of powers? How does the system of checks and balances work?. Introduction.

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The Principles of the United States Constitution

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U.S. Constitution Power Point Project

U.S. Constitution Power Point Project. By: Edna Shakhmuradyan and Kiso Yegiazaryan. U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution is a legal document filled with details about the laws of the U.S. George Washington was the leader for the writing of the Constitution

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A LOOK AT OUR GOVERNMENT

A LOOK AT OUR GOVERNMENT. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. Executive Branch. QUEEN. Formal Executive. GOVERNOR GENERAL. Judicial Branch. PRIME MINISTER. SUPREME COURT OF CANADA. Legislative Branch. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SENATE. Political Executive. FEDERAL COURT. CABINET. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT.

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