'National govt' diaporamas de présentation

Ch. 10: Money and Banking

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The United States Constitution

The United States Constitution. The 13 Colonies. The Preface to the US Constitution's Creation. British Restrictions and Colonial Grievances.

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Roots of American Democracy

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Political Participation

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Important Figures PowerPoint

Important Figures PowerPoint. Alexander Hamilton (Late 1700s). Believed in strong national govt Federalist Believed in paying off foreign debt but having the national govt absorb state debt Est. first national bank. Thomas Jefferson (Late 1700s). Believed in strong state govt

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Welcome to the Federalism Review Session!!!

Welcome to the Federalism Review Session!!!.

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Sectionalism and the Road to Civil War

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Tracing the Katrina Disaster

Tracing the Katrina Disaster.

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FEDERALISM

FEDERALISM. A TUG OF WAR?. WHAT IS FEDERALISM?. FEDERALISM is two or more governments exercising power and authority over the same people in the same territory OR The DIVISION OF POWERS between a central government and state or local governments OR

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Tracing the Katrina Disaster

Tracing the Katrina Disaster.

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Title: Life in America under the Articles of Confederation

Title: Life in America under the Articles of Confederation. A/C chart. ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION. Our first constitution ( law of the land ) and attempt to create a democratic government based on the ideas of DOI .

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Independence? What Now?

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Political Parties Lecture

Political Parties Lecture. Vs. Why Political Parties? -Provide a label (party identification) -Organization, recruiting, campaigning of politicians -Set of leaders to organize and try to control the legislative process and executive branch.

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Government

Government. Chapter 3. Creating and Ratifying the Constitution. Section 2. Key Terms. Legislative Branch: Lawmaking branch of govt. Executive Branch: Branch of govt. that carries out laws. Judicial Branch: Branch of govt. that interprets laws.

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Unfunded mandates: Directing subnational governments

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Grants (Grant-in-Aid Programs)

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Federalism

Federalism. Chapter 3. What is Federalism?. A way to organize a nation so that 2 or more levels of government have formal authority over the same land and people. A system of shared power between units of government Only 11 of 190 countries have federal systems

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Ch. 11.1

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