'War powers' diaporamas de présentation

Vietnam War

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Nuremberg to Guantanamo : US Military Commissions in Perspective

Nuremberg to Guantanamo : US Military Commissions in Perspective . Howard R. Cabot March 27, 2014. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." --- Martin Luther King. Amnesty Int'l USA v. Clapper No. 09-41112, slip at 17 (2d Cir. September 21, 2010.

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Government Basketball

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THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH. Article II. http:// www.valpo.edu/library/govdocs/pics/presseal.gif. Who is in the Executive Branch? What does the Executive Branch do? Who is the most important official? What is the role of the President?.

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The American Presidency

The American Presidency. The Central Dilemma. The individual (his personality, skills, etc.) versus history (environment, nature of times) Do great presidents make history or does history make them?

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Constitutional Law Spring 2008 Professor Fischer

Constitutional Law Spring 2008 Professor Fischer. War Powers I February 22, 2008. War Powers are Shared Powers. Legislative Branch powers Executive Branch powers. What is a constitutionally valid declaration of war?.

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The Roles of the Executive Branch and Congress, and Civilian Control of the Military

The Roles of the Executive Branch and Congress, and Civilian Control of the Military. Overview. Civilian control of the military Constitutional Powers of the President and the executive branch Congressional powers and responsibilities. Democracy.

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The Legislative Process

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Semester Review

Semester Review. Disclaimer.

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Chapter 22 Vocab

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2. Congress as source of presidential power A. Expanded to deal w/ emergencies

2. Congress as source of presidential power A. Expanded to deal w/ emergencies 1.Gulf of Tonkin Reslution 2.Patriot Act B. Expanded powers over economic matters 1.Pres. Prepares Budget 3. Prestige of office itself. 4. Limits on Presidential Power

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US Supreme Court Cases

US Supreme Court Cases. AP Exam Review. Marshall Court 1801-1835 . Chief Justice John Marshall Appointed by President John Adams

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Chapter 11.3: the home front

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An Imperial Presidency?

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QUIZ

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Civil War Events

Civil War Events. Dallas, Micah, Jeremy, Eli. Fort Sumter. The attack on Fort Sumter was the first significant event in the cause of the Civil War, in 1861. Battle of Bull Run. Occurred in 1861/1862, another significant mini battle in the Civil War. . Monitor & Merrimack.

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Consider : How have presidential powers changed over time?

Consider : How have presidential powers changed over time?. Homework : Assignment 10 for tomorrow. Consider : How have presidential powers changed over time?. Homework : Assignment 10 for tomorrow. Development and Expansion of Presidential Power. Unit 4: President AP Government and Politics.

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Take out your homework

Take out your homework. In your response section answer the following. Was it difficult to find your two articles? Why or why not?. Do you feel the articles you found pertained to you personally? Why or why not?. Next step.

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By: Francesca, Gabriella, and Jackie

By: Francesca, Gabriella, and Jackie . Summary of section 8 and all the powers of Congress?. Section 8 refers to the different powers that congress has.

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John Quincy Adams

John Quincy Adams. Connor Felber. DOB and Death. John Quincy Adams was born on July 11, 1767 and died on February 23, 1848. Importance in the War.

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