- Tuesday
- Lecture on No Establishment
- Wednesday
- 1st Amendment Activity
Feb 13-17
- Monday
- Test
- Tuesday
- Finish Notes on Supreme Court's role interpreting the Constitutional role of federal the government
- Wednesday
- Introduction to the 1st Amendment Lecture
- Thursday
Week of Feb 6-10
- Monday-Wednesday: Substitute Teacher Activities
- Thursday
- Test Prep: Create 20 flash cards for the following material in which you will be tested on tomorrow:
- Ideas that contributed to the constitution
- Diffusion of power embedded in the Constitution
- Federal v. State Powers and Responsibilities
- Branches of Government
- Election Requirements and government service limit
- TEST POSTPONED to MONDAY
- Friday
- Test Prep
- Study for Test on Monday
- Tuesday
- Seminar
- Wednesday
- Finish Seminar
- Thursday
- Lecture Notes on Formation of Government, Ideas in Government, Evolution of Government
Week of January 23-27
- Monday
- Read, take notes, and answer questions: Zinn, Schwiekart, and Allen
Week of January 16-20
- Monday (No School)
- Tuesday
- Review of federalism vs. anti-federalism
- Introduction to contemporary federalism issues
- medical marijuana
- doctor assisted suicide
- national mandatory school testing
- Wednesday
- Continue discussion of contemporary federalism issues
- Thursday
- Seminar-esque debate/dialogue of states' rights issues
- Friday
- Finish discussion/debated of contemporary states' rights issues
- HWK will be assigned at the end of the period: Contemporary Issues Personal Response
Week of January 9-13
- Monday
- Federalism Activities
- Summarize John Marshall's concerns about federalism
- Federalism Classification Activity
- Quiz tomorrow over information in the Federalism Classification Activity
- Tuesday
- Quiz
- Review Guns, Germs, and Steel
- Wednesday
- Research
- Thursday
- Research
Week of January 2-6
- Tuesday
- Syllabus
- Journal: Explain why you love or hate America. Your explanation must include a topic sentence, 2 examples, and a thorough explanation of the connection between your examples and your opinion regarding America.
- Overview of U.S. Constitution
- HWK: You are responsible for taking notes on the previous powerpoint.
- Wednesday
- Open-note quiz on US Constitution introduction
- Federalism PPT
- Take notes on the previous ppt
- Thursday
- Continue Federalism PPT from previous class
- Friday
- Finish PPT
