'National judiciary' diaporamas de présentation

Unit One: Constitutional Underpinnings

Unit One: Constitutional Underpinnings. Mr. Barclay Alisal High School AP Government and Politics. Democracy. Democracy is rule by the people. Democracy: Two Types. A. Direct: rule by the people themselves. B. Indirect (representative): rule

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The Constitution

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The Confederation and the Constitution

The Confederation and the Constitution. AP US HISTORY Mr. Long. Review. American Revolution was not a revolution of radical or total change: Other then government Life went on as normal during fighting 80,000 Loyalists exiting the colonies = new upper class

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Revolutionary America

Revolutionary America. American victory in the Revolutionary War and the creation of the first independent government (aka AP Guidelines 4.3 & 4.4).

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Ch. 2- The Constitution

Ch. 2- The Constitution. What is Government?. Government - institution by which a society makes & enforces its public policy Public Policy- actions the government makes. Purposes of the U.S. Government . Set Forth in the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution: Form a more perfect union

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The National Judiciary

The National Judiciary. Why did the framers create a national court system??. Under the Articles of Confederation, there was no national courts and no national judiciary What did that mean for the U.S?

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Constitutional Convention

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February 24, 2012

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. The Constitution Part I Pages 17 through 27 ? Remember the Flag & the Chimes . I. The problem of liberty. A. Colonists were focused on traditional liberties 1. The right to bring legal cases before independent judges

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The Constitutional Convention

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Court System Confusion! The National Judiciary

Court System Confusion! The National Judiciary. History 101. Article of Confederation offered no national courts/ national judiciary Up the the states individually Decision between different states? People in different states? Confusion and Problem One of the MANY reasons we

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Chapter 2, Section 4 The Constitutional Convention

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The Federal Court System Chapter 18.1

The Federal Court System Chapter 18.1. The National and State Judiciary. Terms to know. Plaintiff: someone who brings a legal complaint Defendant: someone who is accused of wrong doing Burden of proof: what must be shown for the court to reach a decision

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The Constitution: A Living Document

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