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Executive Branch

Executive Branch. Major Roles. Standard 13: Describe the organization of the executive branch, and explain the functions of its various offices (e.g., president, vice president, National Security Council, and advisory and general staff). LT 13.1President and the Cabinet .

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Objective 11 ;

Objective 11 ; Examine the natural rights philosophy and the nature of government expressed in the Declaration of Independence, comparing it to the Social Contract theory, and evaluating it as a persuasive argument. Congress appointed 5 people to write a document declaring independence.

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Origins of American Government

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The American Constitution

The American Constitution. Why draft a Constitution?. The Articles of Confederation were a failure Inability to tax State sovereignty over federal No presidential veto No common currency *Positives?

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U. S. Government

U. S. Government. U. S. Constitution. Established the institutions of the national government. Defined the lines between the powers of national and state governments. Provided a written law and gave the Supreme Court the power to interpret the law. Guaranteed basic rights.

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The Three Branches of government

The Three Branches of government. Legislative Branch Executive Branch Judicial branch. Legislative Branch. Makes the laws Congress (535 People) House of

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The Executive Branch

The Executive Branch. Ch. 8, 9 & 13. The Presidency. Roots of the Office Constitutional Convention The need for a leader Qualifications for office Natural born citizen of the United States Resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years 35 years old. The Presidency. Terms of Office

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Creating a Virtuous Republic: 1781 - 1789

Creating a Virtuous Republic: 1781 - 1789. Unit 3 - Foundations of American Government & the Federal Constitution Mrs . Baker APUSH. States Constitutions. Republicanism. Most had strong governors with veto power. Most had bicameral legislatures. Property required for voting.

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The Presidency in Action

The Presidency in Action. Chapter 14. Do Now:. Study the cartoon that you were given at the door. Answer the questions at the bottom of the worksheet. The Growth of Presidential Power. The Constitution is intentionally vague about the powers of the President.

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The Presidency in Action

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The Presidency in Action

The Presidency in Action. Chapter 14. Do Now:. Study the cartoon that you were given at the door. Answer the questions at the bottom of the worksheet. The Growth of Presidential Power. The Constitution is intentionally vague about the powers of the President.

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The Constitution: The 3 Branches of Government

The Constitution: The 3 Branches of Government. Review Questions for the quiz. This should tell you how much you will need to study for the quiz tomorrow. Pay attention!!!. Branches and Powers. Who makes the tax laws? Settling the disputes between the states is the job of which branch?

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The Constitution: The 3 Branches of Government

The Constitution: The 3 Branches of Government. Review Questions for the quiz. This should tell you how much you will need to study for the quiz tomorrow. Pay attention!!!. Branches and Powers. Who makes the tax laws? Settling the disputes between the states is the job of which branch?

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Federalism

Federalism. Powers Divided. Federal, State & Concurrent Power. State Set marriage laws Issue licenses Confiscate property used in illicit activities Establish public schools Enact land use laws Regulate public utilities Protect and promote Public Health Public morals

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