Homework PowerPoint Due Dates on slides. Click HERE. Watch video. Answer questions. DUE 2/14HERE 1)What is Gerrymandering? 2)Why do states do this? 3)What.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Instructions for using this template. Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have written Answer this is the prompt the students will see, and where I.
Advertisements

@APGOPOHHS Good Morning, Vikes! C11 Review: The Legislative Branch.
Chapter 5 The Organization of Congress
Congressional Committees. Standing committees Select committees Joint Committees Conference Committees.
Chapter Twelve: Congress.
Bill to Law Mapping. Directions: Create a picture that details the process of a bill becoming a law. This must be detailed, include all the steps, and.
US Congress. 435 Originally only 64 in H of R – 1 rep for every 30,000 people 1810: 186 in H of R 1922: 435 in H of R 1929 Reapportionment Act: capped.
Whose house? “House” work Commit- tees What they do Leaders & groups ElectionMis-cell- any AP Government Jeopardy – Congress.
Federalism Unit 2. Journal 9/6 Chapter 3 of your text opens with a question posed by a Utah congressman; “who is the sovereign, the state or the federal.
2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Reapportion- ment & Budgeting Structure.
Congress is bicameral, and a bill must pass through both houses.
The Incumbency Advantage
L EGISLATIVE B RANCH. 1. Primary Function: To make laws 2. Census/Apportionment: A Census (count of the population) is taken every 10 years to divide.
“Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself.” - Mark Twain, a Biography.
Chapters – “The United States Congress”. THREE Types of Congressional Committees 1. * Standing Committees 2. Select / Special Committees 3. Joint.
{ Congress Congress. I. Reapportionment A. Every 10 years the nation conducts a census. B. The census determines how many representatives each state receives.
1101 Section (March 22, 2013)  Attendance Roll Call  Bureaucracy “Quiz”  Textbook Highlights: Interest Groups (11:15 only)  Focus on key terms only.
How a bill becomes a law? The Legislative Process.
Unit 4 Review Congress.  The People’s Influence Constituents’ views (Delegate) Party Views (Partisan) Personal Views (Trustee)  Congress in the Constitution.
Chapter 5 vocabulary review The first slide is the definition, the next will be the key term.
Chapter Eleven Congress. Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved In the congressional setting, casework refers to a. members’
January 31, 2013 TOC: 98. Senate v House Chart 99. Basic Facts 100. Leg Branch Review 101. Is Congress Representative? Agenda: 1.Review the Bicameral Legislature.
Unit Two – The Legislative Branch The First Quiz Review!
Powerpoint Jeopardy Category 1Category 2Category 3Category 4Category
Bell-Ringer Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson differed over the meaning of federalism. Explain their positions in this feature of the Constitution.
Midterm Elections Congress House of Representatives Senate 435 members 2 year term local districts 100 members 6 year term state.
Congress. Congress and the Constitution Bicameral – Great Compromise – Pluralism Differences between House and Senate – Qualifications and Terms – Filibuster.
Congressional Elections Reapportionment Redistricting Gerrymandering.
Congressional Committees Chapter 5, Section 4. Warm-Up While watching the Congressional Committees: Crash Course Government and Politics record at least.
Chapter 10 Section 2. Members of Congress: Most members of congress are middle-aged men (around years old) Nearly half of them are lawyers Congressional.
Copyright © 2014 Cengage Learning CONGRESS Chapter Eleven.
Unit 4: The Legislative Branch The Structure and Function of our Law-making Body.
Legislative Branch Chapter 5: Organization of Congress.
113 th Congress: Senate and House of Representatives.
Gerrymandering. Reapportionment  The reallocation of the number of representatives each state has in the House of Representatives.  Census data is used.
Congress Chapter 11 AP United States Government and Politics.
CONGRESS. BICAMERAL CONGRESS Congress is bicameral, it is made up of Two houses – The Senate and the House of Representatives This was modeled after the.
Powers & Limits of Congress Assignments for 6.2. Congressional Committees, p. 53 What is the purpose of the committee system? What are standing & select.
Congress Chapter 12. The Representatives and Senators The Job – Salary of $172,000 with retirement benefits – Office space in D.C. and at home and staff.
Chapter 10: Congress. Functions of Congress To serve their constituents Serve entire nation These two functions often conflict.
The US Congress Chapters 10: Sections 1 & 2.
S8CG2 The student will analyze the role of the legislative branch in Georgia state government. a. Explain the qualifications, term, election, and duties.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
ARTICLE I Legislative Branch: THE CONGRESS.
You Can Do It! Congress Review.
Congressional Elections
CHAPTER 10 Congress  Bicameral  Off-year Election  Congress
The Congress Chapter 10 Section 2.
Gov Review: Video #26: The Senate
Chapter 5: Congress: The Legislative Branch
Congress.
Congress.
Introduction to Congress: Our national legislature
Congress: The Legislative Branch
THE INCUMBENCY ADVANTAGE
The House of Representatives
Gerrymandering Review your notes from yesterday and write 2 additional questions for the second half.  Title the next page, 19, House Leadership then.
The House of Representatives
Unit 2 – The Legislative Branch
Chapter 6 Congress  To Accompany Comprehensive, Alternate, and Texas Editions American Government: Roots and Reform, 10th edition Karen O’Connor and.
Chapter 6 Review Questions
The Congress Chapter 10 Section 2.
Gerrymandering.
Unit 2: The Legislative Branch
The House of Representatives
House of Representatives
Legislative Branch Notes
House and Senate Vocab Bills and Laws Money
The Legislative Branch: Congress
The Legislative Branch of the United States Government
Presentation transcript:

Homework PowerPoint Due Dates on slides

Click HERE. Watch video. Answer questions. DUE 2/14HERE 1)What is Gerrymandering? 2)Why do states do this? 3)What rule(s) do states have to follow when redistricting? 4)Why is this controversial?

Start on page 311 Due 2/14 1.What does it mean that priorities are reflected by the budget? 2.What happens to the budget when the congress and the White House are different parties? 3.Explain 2 characteristics of budgeting. Why are budgets incremental? 4.Is it ok for there to be exceptions to the budget process? Explain. 5.Should the budget be scrutinized more so than other bills? Explain. 6.Who/what sets the rules for the budget process? 7. Explain the problems with the budget process.

Start on page 314 Due2/19 Create a brochure for new members of congress with these headings and answering these questions: 1) How should I vote? 2) How should I conduct business? --Talk about logrolling and specializing 3) Should I form alliances (or get kicked off the isle?) ? --importance of personal friends and PACs 4) Media?! Use it? Or Beware? 5) How do I manage my time? When do I use my staff. Each section of your brochure must include one of the following; a chart or graph, a picture, an historical example from US gov’t

Make sure you know these terms before your Chapter 10 exam on 2/26 Filibuster Pork-Barrel legislation Case work Incumbent (know in which house of congress is it harder for the challenger to win…why? Also what are the advantages of incumbency?) Standing Committees Conference Committee Earmarks Baker v Carr