'Central national government' diaporamas de présentation

Country Card Bingo

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Basic Political Theory and Historical Roots. The Basic Unit. The foundational political unit in the world is the state Body of people in a territory with a government that has no higher authority Examples: Mexico, Russia, Canada, the United States are all states.

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Formation of American Government: Articles of Confederation

Formation of American Government: Articles of Confederation. Bellwork :. Journal- If you were creating a new government, what are the five most important rules that you would include? List and explain. Class work. Read pages 222-227 in your text book

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Basic Political Theory and Historical Roots. The Basic Unit. The foundational political unit in the world is the state Body of people in a territory with a government that has no higher authority Examples: Mexico, Russia, Canada, the United States are all states.

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Chapter 4: Federalism

Chapter 4: Federalism. What is Federalism?. Federalism is a system of dividing power between the central national government, and the regional state governments. Why do we use a Federalist System?. Framers believed government was a threat to individual liberty

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Principles of Government

Principles of Government. Federalism: Power is divided between the central (national) government and the state governments. Some powers are held by both state and national, while others are held only by national or only by the state governments. State. National. Shared.

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What is a State?

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