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AP Government and Politics Study Guide

Content AP Course Syllabus Outline of Topic Article(s) Lessons: State of Nature (Lesson 1) Natural Rights (Lesson 2) Classical Republicanism (Lesson 3) Classical Liberalism (PPoint outline) Federalist Paper #10, #51, and #78

Teamwork oChapter Outlines, Define Key Terms, Review Questions oRefer to course syllabus for textbook chapters oDevelop two short response questions with answers to review for each chapter section oAnalyze, summarize and evaluate article oSummarize Supreme Court Cases o Refer to Constitution CD for Court cases o Research textbook, Bill of Rights Pocket Guidewww.oyez.org oAP Practice Test oComplete multiple-choice questions oResearch and write a complete response for each FRQ

Team Presentations March 4 to March 15 –Overview of topic and key terms –Develop three key questions/answers about topic, and lead whole class discussion March 17 to March 25 –FRQs –Lead class discussion on responses to questions –April 5 to April 22 –Review and discuss main ideas from article –Develop three key questions/answers from article, and lead whole class discussion April 26 to April 29 –Review multiple-choice test(s) for AP Exam on Monday, May 3rd

Individual Study Guide Due Wednesday, May 5th Submit 3-ring binder with dividers Table of Contents 1.Title page 2.AP Course Syllabus 3.AP Government and Politics Study Guide PPoint Outline 4.Lessons Compare and Contrast Classical Republicanism to Classical Liberalism 6.Summary of Federalist Papers 7.Chapter outlines, key terms, review questions/answers 8.Summary of article(s) 9.Summary of Supreme Court cases 10.FRQs 11.Multiple-choice test(s)