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Mr. Olson, MSU Student Observer Government – Ch. 4 Mr. E’s Class Mr. Olson, MSU Student Observer

Who established “parishes” as our division of government? What “law” do we operate under? Oct. 7, 1829 ~ Gov. Derbigny suffers a fatal accident when he is thrown from carriage.

The Preamble Take out a pen or pencil and put away all other materials. Follow the directions on the sheet provided.

Constitution What is a constitution? A constitution is a document that explains the government’s purpose, describes its organization, and states its powers.

Constitution Federalism is the term used to describe the division of powers between the states and the federal government.

Constitution Some examples of federalism: (All of the following is one fact) Federal Government can print money, handle foreign affairs, and declare war. State Government can create local government and make marriage laws.

Constitution Both the state and federal government can collect taxes, set up schools, punish criminals, and create courts.

Louisiana Constitution The powers of the state government come from the US Constitution and the citizens of the state. The present Louisiana Constitution follows the Federal Constitution very closely. It has a Bill of Rights that is stronger than the Bill of Rights in the US Constitution.

Louisiana Constitution Louisiana has had 11 different constitutions, more than any other state. Why do you think Louisiana has had so many constitutions?

Louisiana Constitution Our present constitution was approved by voters in 1974. The citizens of the state elected over 100 delegates to come together in a constitutional convention to develop the 1974 Louisiana constitution. It took them over 1 year to finish it!

Word Grid Take out a pen or pencil Using your notes answer the following word grid. When you are finished turn your paper over so I know your done.

Check Your Work! Federal Government can print money, handle foreign affairs, and declare war. State Government can create local government and make marriage laws. Both the State and Federal Government can collect taxes, set up schools, punish criminals, and create courts.