'Presidential succession' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 13: The Presidency Opener

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Bell work 03/15/2012

Bell work 03/15/2012. If you are going through a hard time, what/who is your safe zone?. Creating connections between the Legislative branch and the Executive Branch. As a class we will create three mind maps to connect the Legislative and Executive branch. Bridge map

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The Fifties

The Fifties. Germans Trying to Escape (Berlin Wall). Identification (3 Points) . 1.Eisenhower. Answer One. Eisenhower was the President from 1952-to 1960. The former war hero and Republican was a moderate who appealed to Democrats and Republicans alike. Identification (3 Points) .

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MEDIA AND PRESIDENCY

MEDIA AND PRESIDENCY. Chapters 12, 14, 15. Overriding Questions. How does the American news m edia shape political culture and could the media be seen as another branch of government? What regulations are the media subject to following?

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The Executive Branch

The Executive Branch. The Presidency. The Executive Branch: The Presidency. Qualifications. The Executive Branch: The Presidency. Formal Qualifications: 35 years old Natural Born Citizen U.S. resident for 14 years. The Executive Branch: The Presidency. What is a natural born citizen?

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Constitutional Requirements to be President

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Presidential Contingency Planning

Presidential Contingency Planning. Major USA (Ret) John W. Davis. Presentation Order. Roles of the President What is an Emergency What Preparation Has Been Done Evacuation Relocation Presidential Succession Authority Presidential Succession Rank Order Summary Questions.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

STANDARD(S) ADDRESSED: 12.4 Students analyze the unique roles and responsibilities of the 3 branches of government. CH 13-SEC 2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT Explain how the Constitution provides for presidential succession.

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The Presidency

The Presidency. Chapter 14. Presidential Qualifications and Terms of Office. Must be a natural-born citizen At least 35 years of age Resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years Serves a four-year term with eligibility for reelection

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Amendment 11-27

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The Presidency

The Presidency. President and Vice President. Presidential Qualifications. Constitutional Article II Section 1 Natural born citizen of the United States At least 35 years old Resident of the United States for at least 14 years before taking office

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Chapter Three, Section Three

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The Legislative Branch Congress: Structure, Membership, & Qualifications

The Legislative Branch Congress: Structure, Membership, & Qualifications . Essential Questions: How does the legislative process incorporate democratic ideals? How does the legislative branch carry out its duties and responsibilities? . Could It Possibly Be True?.

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The Presidency

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PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT

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The Presidency: Chapter 13

The Presidency: Chapter 13. The evolution of the presidency Original ideas plural executive executive checked by a council Settled on a single executive who heads a bureaucracy. Concerns of the Founders Feared dictatorship by the executive. Feared military powers of president

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American Government

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Constitutional Change By Other Means

Constitutional Change By Other Means. Chapter 3 Section 3. Overview. The Constitution is written in a pretty skeletal fashion. It has been fleshed out not by formal amendment but by day to day and year to year experiences. Informal change has occurred in 5 basic ways

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Presidential Succession and Presidential Selection

Presidential Succession and Presidential Selection. Presidential Succession. Presidential Succession = the plan by which a vacancy in the Presidency is filled If the Presidents dies, resigns, or removed from office, who fills his role? Not established in the Constitution

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Executive Branch Review

Executive Branch Review. By. Janine Hepler. Test Topics. Formal & Informal. How it works. Job Descriptions. Sources & Limits. Structure, Criticism, Cabinet. The Electoral College. Why did the Framers select this plan for choosing the President? Who is credited with creating the system?

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