{ Do Now: You have been elected the new Mayor of Peabody. Before leaving office, the old mayor gave jobs to several of his political friends but the paperwork.

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{ Do Now: You have been elected the new Mayor of Peabody. Before leaving office, the old mayor gave jobs to several of his political friends but the paperwork hasn’t made it to the personnel office yet and the law states that the paperwork MUST be completed before he finishes work." As new Mayor, do you: 1) honor the jobs promised by the old mayor, OR 2) cancel the jobs since they aren’t “officially” in the system yet? AND WHY…

 Objectives: Students will be able too..(1) explain the circumstances behind judicial review (2) define judicial review (3) identify timeline of events in Marbury vs. Madison trial. Homework: Notes on 6.3 DUE Wednesday

 Thought Washington and Adams acted too much like royalty  Jefferson tried to be less formal  rode horseback instead of carriages  entertained intimate dinners  Didn’t overturn Federalist plans, just brought Republican ideas in Jefferson in Office

 Federalists in congress passed Judiciary Act of 1801 and Adams appointed 16 new judges!!!!  Signed them until midnight of last night in office  Jefferson repealed Act  Republicans tried to impeach judges, but failed because there must have been CRIMINAL behavior RISE OF THE SUPREME COURT Midnight Judges

 Read the article and answer questions that go along  We will write answer on the board Marbury vs. Madison

 Mr. Collison has given you a short paper outlining the Marbury vs. Madison decision  Working ALONE – create a numbered timeline of the events in the order they happened.  You may draw pictures to accompany your events Timeline Activity

 Came out of Marbury vs. Madison  DEFINITION The power of the Supreme Court to decide whether actions of laws passed are Constitutional and strike down ones that aren’t Judicial Review

 Texas vs. Johnson (Flag Burning)  Miranda vs. Arizona (Miranda Rights) Examples of Judicial Review

When you turn 16, your parents give you no more than $10,000 dollars to go buy a used 1999 Ford Focus. When you get to the dealership they are willing to sell you the Focus, offer you a 2012 Corvette for $12,000. Your parents have said you can't spend more than $10,000. What do you do? Do Now #2:

 Spain gave Florida to France as a favor  Jefferson didn’t want to get stuck in alliance with England  TJ sent Robert Livingston to negotiate Louisiana Purchase

 Authorized to spend $10,000,000 for New Orleans and surrounding area  France offered all their land for $15,000,000!  He HAD to take it, right? It’s such a good Robert Livingston’s Negotiations

Only problem?

 Explore it!  Jefferson chose Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to lead expedition (Lewis and Clark)  Met Sacagawea, a Native American woman who joined as a guide and interpreter. What did they have to do with the territory now?

Plot your path West!

 Think Oregon Trail…. What are some things that might make it tough or a hard journey?

Ticket to Leave: Out of what we learned today, list the events that occurred under Jefferson’s presidency