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Unit 1: Government Basics Review (1 A)
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Lauren Powers
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Unit 1: Government Basics Review
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Can we ALL vote for EVERY issue? No.
We use REPresentatives.
REPresentatives = REPublic
Democratic Republic
Citizens are in control! We VOTE!
Democracy
Most Missed: Government Principles
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We have a FEDERAL (national) government. We also have STATE governments.
The fact that we have BOTH is federalism.
Federalism
We have 3 SEPARATE branches of government. They are SEPARATE powers.
Separation of Powers
Most Missed: Government Principles
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Draw
Draw a picture to represent "democracy".
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Word Cloud
What two words come to mind when you think of Federalism?
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Draw
Create a drawing to represent the "separation of powers" (3 Branches of Government).
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Branches of Government
enforces laws
makes treaties
leads armed forces
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
interprets laws
makes laws
creates budgets/deals with financials
impeaches
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Categorize
financial laws
makes laws
impeaches
interprets laws
enforces laws
makes treaties
controls armed forces
Organize these options into the right categories!
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Is it Federal? State? Both?
Has to deal with one particular area/state.
- local crime
- Driver's Licenses
- taxes
State Issues
Has to deal with the whole country!
- anything having to do with foreign issues
- printing money
- taxes
Federal Issues
*Both: issues such as TAXES could be either federal or state
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Categorize
"More Troops to be Sent to Middle East!
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New laws on Driver's License Requirements Coming Soon!"
"Don't Forget: Taxes Due April 15th!"
"Who Will be on New Dollar Bill?"
"Local Man Caught Setting Shoe Shop on Fire!"
Organize these options into the right categories
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Memorize!
​Some information just has to be memorized.
How many senators are there in total? 100! (2 per state, 50 states)
How long are Senator terms? 6 years!
How long are House of Representatives terms? 2 years!
How many Supreme Court Justices are there (Judicial Branch)? 9! They serve for life.
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Match
Match each statement to its correct number!
Number of Senators Total
How long are terms for Senators? (years)
How many Supreme Court Justices are there?
How long are terms for House of Representatives? (years)
100
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9
2
100
6
9
2
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Congress
Congress has TWO sections! In Congress, each state has representatives to speak on behalf of the state and write laws.
1. Senate
- This is based on equal representatives, 2 per state
2. House of Representatives
- The representatives for each state are based on population
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Fill in the Blank
The Legislative Branch includes The House of Representatives and the Senate, and they are often referred to together as (1 word)
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Open Ended
What are the two sections of Congress?
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Multiple Choice
The Senate is based on...
equal representation (2 per state)
representatives based on population
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Multiple Choice
The House of Representatives is based on...
Equal representation (2 per state)
Representatives based on population
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Match
Match each amendment with its correct definition!
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
3rd Amendment
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
Freedom of Speech, Protest, Religion
Own a weapon
No quartering of soldiers
No search and seizure without warrant
No retrials; do not have to testify
Freedom of Speech, Protest, Religion
Own a weapon
No quartering of soldiers
No search and seizure without warrant
No retrials; do not have to testify
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Match
Match each amendment with its correct definition!
6th Amendment
7th Amendment
8th Amendment
9th Amendment
10th Amendment
Speedy trial
Trial by jury
No cruel punishment or excessive bail
Citizens have rights
States have rights
Speedy trial
Trial by jury
No cruel punishment or excessive bail
Citizens have rights
States have rights
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