American Government Unit: Anatomy of the Constitution

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American Government Unit: Anatomy of the Constitution A Day: Monday, February 8, 2016 B Day: Tuesday, February 9, 2016

American Government Agenda A Day: Monday, February 8, 2016 B Day: Tuesday, February 9, 2016 Do Now Discuss Do Now Complete foldable project (if not done) Reading & Graphic Organizer – I Civics CNN Student News (if time)

Objective . American Government A Day: Mon, February 8 B Day: Tue, February 9 Objective SWBT the concepts of the three branches of government and balance of power. Do Now Write the question and answer for each of the following in your notebook 1. Which of these is the main function of the legislative branch? A. To make laws B. To enforce laws C. To define laws D. To interpret laws 2. State Populations Texas: 23,507,783 Florida: 18,089,880 Michigan: 10,095,643 Missouri: 5,842,713 According to the above information, which state has the largest delegation in the United States House of Representatives? A. Missouri B. Florida C. Michigan D. Texas 3. Which best explains why groups may hold meetings to discuss unpopular ideas in the United States? A. State laws allow their actions. B. Executive orders protect their actions. C. Constitutional rights protect their actions. D. Municipal ordinances permit their actions.

Readings In separate file (ICivics_)