'Legislative powers' presentation slideshows

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Chapter 13

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The Powers of the Three Branches of Government Tutorial By John Phillips

The Powers of the Three Branches of Government Tutorial By John Phillips. Executive Branch. Final Quiz. Legislative Branch. Judicial Branch. Try Again. What is the Executive Branch?.

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INDEPENDENCE OF THE JUDICIARY

INDEPENDENCE OF THE JUDICIARY. PROF YEMI OSINBAJO, SAN. INTRODUCTION . This presentation is intended to be as practical and experiential as possible. We center the presentation on three basic questions: WHAT? WHY? HOW?. JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE: notion vs practice from who and what?.

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Congress: The Basics

Congress: The Basics. House of Representatives 435 members Elected every two years Majoritarian Institution Senate 100 members (2 per state) Elected every six years Filibuster gives power to the minority. Congress: The basics. Powers: To legislate.

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C H A P T E R 14 The Presidency in Action

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What are three qualities that make a good leader?

Answer this question on a sheet of paper Be ready to discuss your answers . What are three qualities that make a good leader? . U.S. Presidency. U.S. Presidency. Role of the President What is the presidents job? Qualifications to be President What criteria is there to become president?

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Article I

Article I. Legislative Branch. Section I. Legislative powers are placed in the Congress powers to make laws Have two houses Senate House of Representatives. Senate must be at least 30 yrs. old live in state rep. Citizen of U.S. 9 yrs. House of Representatives

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The CONSTITUTION

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Is the federal bureaucracy essential to good government?

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Constitutional Structure

Constitutional Structure. Constitutional Structure . Preamble Articles (7) Amendments . Preamble . Declares people are the authority for the Constitution (unlike the AoC which derived authority from the states) Sets out the purposes of the Constitution Form a more perfect union

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d. Collective Naturalization: Large groups given citizenship 1. Treaty (LA, FLA, AK)

d. Collective Naturalization: Large groups given citizenship 1. Treaty (LA, FLA, AK) 2. Joint Resolution (Texas) 3. Act of Congress (Hawaii, Indians) 4. Const. Amd. (14 th ). 5. Implied Powers: Not directly granted, but necessary and proper to exercise express powers.

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Unit III

Unit III. LEGISLATIVE BRANCH. CONGRESS PROJECT. You will choose a topic to instruct the class. You must turn in INDIVIDUAL research on your topic worth 60% of your grade. Your group presentation will be worth 40% Must take 1 whole class period Present materials in 3 different formats.

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Presidential Powers

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Bureaucracy

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He decided instead to turn the decision over to Congress. WHY? What happened?

Back in September, President Obama wanted to bomb Syria for the use of chemical weapons against their own people. He decided instead to turn the decision over to Congress. WHY? What happened? . Legislative and Judicial Powers of the President.

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Presidential Roles

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The 1 st Amendment: Church and State

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Declaration of Independence

Declaration of Independence. 2 nd 5 points.

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