Check-out sheets
All late work and make-up work due by May 28th 3 PM
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Tuesday 5/25/10 & Wednesday 5/26/10
Judiciary Branch Video & Study Guide
Starters Due 5 X 5Pts. Each = 25/25
All late work and make-up work due by May 28th 3 PM
Starters Due 5 X 5Pts. Each = 25/25
All late work and make-up work due by May 28th 3 PM
Monday, May 24, 2010
Monday 5/24/10 & Tuesday 5/25/10
Starter Chart P. 507
1. According to the chart, what is the top court in the land?
2. How many District Courts in the United States?
3. How many Courts of Appeals in the United States?
All late work and make-up work due by May 28th 3 PM
1. According to the chart, what is the top court in the land?
2. How many District Courts in the United States?
3. How many Courts of Appeals in the United States?
All late work and make-up work due by May 28th 3 PM
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Thursday 5/20/10 & Friday 5/21/10
Starter Chart P. 426-427
1. Which were the first three executive departments?
2. When were they established?
3. What is the newest executive department?
4. When was it established? Why?
John Adams: Unnecessary War
& Study Guide
1. Which were the first three executive departments?
2. When were they established?
3. What is the newest executive department?
4. When was it established? Why?
John Adams: Unnecessary War
& Study Guide
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Tuesday 5/18/10 & Wednesday 5/19/10
Starter Chart P. 456
1. In what decade did the budget deficit go beyond $100 Billion?
2. In what year did the budget actually have a $200 Billion surplus?
Video: Secret Access- Air Force One
Discuss Ch 14 & 15 DUE 64/64 Points
1. In what decade did the budget deficit go beyond $100 Billion?
2. In what year did the budget actually have a $200 Billion surplus?
Video: Secret Access- Air Force One
Discuss Ch 14 & 15 DUE 64/64 Points
Friday, May 14, 2010
Friday 5/14/10 & Monday 5/17/10
Starter Chart P. 406
1. Which president on the chart had the most vetoes?
2. Which two presidents each had 12 vetoes overridden?
3. Which two presidents in the 1960s had no vetoes overridden?
Read Ch 14 & 15
Do Political Dictionary
Final Current Event!
1. Which president on the chart had the most vetoes?
2. Which two presidents each had 12 vetoes overridden?
3. Which two presidents in the 1960s had no vetoes overridden?
Read Ch 14 & 15
Do Political Dictionary
Final Current Event!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Wednesday 5/12/10 & Thursday 5/13/10
Starter Chart P. 359
List in order the four people in line of succession to the presidency.
Discuss Ch 13 Political Dictionary
Video: The Executive Branch
& Video Study Guide
Last Current Event Friday or Monday
List in order the four people in line of succession to the presidency.
Discuss Ch 13 Political Dictionary
Video: The Executive Branch
& Video Study Guide
Last Current Event Friday or Monday
Monday, May 10, 2010
Monday 5/10/10 & Tuesday 5/11/10
No Starter
Ch 10-12 Open Book Test
Ch 10-12 Political Dictionary Due 71/71 Points
Starters Due 6 Starters X 5 Pts. each = 30/30
Read Ch 13 Do Political Dictionary
Ch 10-12 Open Book Test
Ch 10-12 Political Dictionary Due 71/71 Points
Starters Due 6 Starters X 5 Pts. each = 30/30
Read Ch 13 Do Political Dictionary
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Thursday 5/6/10 & Friday 5/7/10
Starter Chart P. 345
1. After being introduced in the House or Senate, where do bills go next?
2. How can the President stop a passed bill from becoming a law?
3. What, if anything, can Congress do about this?
Discuss Ch 11
Read Ch 12 & Do Political Dictionary
Current Events Due/Discuss
1. After being introduced in the House or Senate, where do bills go next?
2. How can the President stop a passed bill from becoming a law?
3. What, if anything, can Congress do about this?
Discuss Ch 11
Read Ch 12 & Do Political Dictionary
Current Events Due/Discuss
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Tuesday 5/4/10 & Wednesday 5/5/10
Starter Chart P. 330
Name the Joint Committees of Congress.
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington (No Assignment)
Video: Frontline-10 Trillion & Counting
& Video Study Guide
Current Event Next Time
Name the Joint Committees of Congress.
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington (No Assignment)
Video: Frontline-10 Trillion & Counting
& Video Study Guide
Current Event Next Time
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