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Roman Civilization

Roman Civilization. In addition to Greece, a significant classical civilization was ancient Rome. Its history from 500 B.C.- 600 A.D is known as the Classical Era. Impact of Geography on Rome : Identify 1 geographic feature & propose how it might impact the culture of Rome.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. The Organization of Congress. The founders did not intend to make Congress a privileged group, but they did intend that the legislative branch have more power than any other branch. The U.S. Congress is a bicameral legislature ; it is made up of two houses. Congressional Membership.

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Conquests of the Roman Republic

Conquests of the Roman Republic. Notes. Which 2 groups had the greatest influence on Roman culture?. Critical Intro: In which area did Julius Caesar achieve military fame, AND why was he killed?. Use the map on p. 14-15 to shade in the Roman territory? Also label major bodies of water.

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The Three Branches of the U.S. Government

The Three Branches of the U.S. Government. Hewitt-Trussville Middle School 7 th Grade Civics. Article 1: Legislative Branch. http://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/3666020972/sizes/m/in/photostream/. Article 1: Legislative Branch. Makes the Law. Article 1: Legislative Branch.

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Roots of the Legislative Branch

Roots of the Legislative Branch. The U.S. Congress was greatly influenced by the American colonial experience and by the Articles of Confederation. Under the British, colonial assemblies were chosen as advisory bodies to the royal governors.

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THE SOVEREIGN STATE

THE SOVEREIGN STATE. Features of a State. Territory. Population. living in a defined space,. a body of people ,. Sovereignty. Government. with the power to make and enforce laws without having to check with any higher authority,. and with an organization to do this. Four Roles

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The Three Branches of Government

Jeopardy. The Three Branches of Government. Legislative Branch. Executive Branch. Judicial Branch. Function. Function. Function. Members. Members. Members. Bodies. Bodies. Bodies. Elected OR Appointed. Elected OR Appointed. Elected OR Appointed. Responsibilities.

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GOVERNMENT AND CITIZENSHIP

GOVERNMENT AND CITIZENSHIP. Civics Vocab. CIVICS: Study of citizenship and government. CITIZEN: Member of a community with government and laws. GOVERNMENT: The power that rules a country. Purpose of Government. Governments make laws, provide services, and keep order. (Legislative)

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Canadian Democracy

Canadian Democracy. Vocabulary. Self reliance Compassion and Collective Responsibility Education Democracy Freedom and Tolerance Equality Fiscal Responsibility. NDP. Proponents of Social Democracy, believing that society is collectively organize by the state for the general good.

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THE BIG FOUR QUESTIONS

THE BIG FOUR QUESTIONS. By Matthew. T, Ryan. O, Andres. M. QUESTION ONE. Does the State Government control the Local Councils? If so how many Local Councils are there to control?. Question Two. How many people are there in the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council?. Question Three.

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Laws and Justice

Laws and Justice. Introduction to Touching Spirit Bear. How are Laws Made?. In the U.S. laws are made by governments. Governments have the right to make laws because they are chosen by the people of the U.S.

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Government of the People, by the People, for the People

Government of the People, by the People, for the People. Chapter 1, Sec. 1. Section 1 Vocabulary. Civics Citizens Government Public Policy Budget Dictatorship Democracy Direct Democracy. Representative Democracy Majority Rule. Discussion Question. What is civics?. What is civics?.

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Chapter 6.2 Congressional Committees

Chapter 6.2 Congressional Committees. Congress has almost an impossible job: Make laws for a nation of 310,000,000 people. 50 states 3143 counties 38,201 cities Can you imagine the vast number of issues?. The Committee System. Congress breaks all issues down into committees

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Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch. What is the main function of the legislative branch?. Bake laws Fake laws Take laws Make laws. Which is the missing step in the law making process?. Introduce the bill by senator or representative Work in Committees Debate the Bill on the Floor of both houses

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Do Now: Get into groups of 2

Your school is considering putting the following rules into effect without consulting the students No Gum chewing at all No talking at all No cell phone use at all You have to wear a uniform How would you feel and react to these rules being created?. Do Now: Get into groups of 2.

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The Constitution

The Constitution. SS book pg. 348. Preamble (Introduction).

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Local Government

Local Government. What does a Local Government do?. Local governments make laws to protect citizens. It provides services such as schools, libraries, and picking up the trash. Local governments collect taxes to pay for services. It selects leaders through elections.

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Presentation

Presentation. Mirjam Arula and Michela Sgarbi. Questions. What is good about living in Europe? What do you (not) like about it? Would you prefer Euro or a currency just for your own country? Why? What do you think are the advantages of Euro? Do you know how they make laws in Europe?

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Federalism: Concurrent Powers Collect taxes Set up courts Borrow money Punish law breakers

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