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Bellwork: August 22nd Preview Review 1. Describe a government that is a republic. Preview Name these three buildings. 4. 2. 3. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

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Checks and Balances Demonstration 2a – President “I am the Commander of the military.” 2b – Congress “I can declare war and decide how money is spent.” 2c – Supreme Court “I decide if actions by the President or Congress are allowed by the Constitution.”

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Comp Book page 6 Roman Legacy: Government Our government in the US today is influenced by the ancient Romans. Both governments are Republics (leaders and representatives were elected) Both governments have three separate branches. Both governments have a system of Checks and Balances to ensure one branch does not get too much power.

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Who leads and represents YOU? President Donald Trump This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND US Senator Lamar Alexander US Senator Bob Corker Congressman Scott Desjarlais

Which of these are true? The Roman Republic has 3 branches with the Assemblies and Tribunes being the most powerful. The United States government is modeled after the Roman Republic. The President is the most powerful branch in our government, just like the Magistrates were the most powerful in Rome. Rome had people in government to represent (speak for) their citizens just like the United States has representatives in government who speak for our citizens. Ancient Rome and the United States’ governments are both dictatorships.

Conclusion 1. 2. 4. How have our ideas about Law and Justice in the United States been influenced by Roman ideas? (think back to the plays) 3. 5. How has our government in the United States been influenced by Rome’s government?