1. Welcome C&E Students!
Grab today’s handouts. Find YOUR SEAT & settle in
Come see me if you do not know where to sit
Roll Call Question: “What is your favorite animal?”

2. Mental Floss
Objective: Identify the English Documents that influenced American colonial government
Vocab:
Magna Carta
Rule of Law
Due Process
Parliament
English Bill of Rights
Common Law
precedent
Questions:
When is Ms. Marquez available for tutoring?
How do you get your missed work if you are absent?
How many sections should there be in your notebook?

3. Mental Floss Answers
Mrs. Marquez is available daily from 2:30 – 3:00 or during the enrichment period at the beginning of the day for tutoring.
If I am absent I need to go to the crate with days of the week to pick up missed handouts and guided notes. Copy notes from a friend. See Mrs. Marquez for further instruction if necessary.
There should be 10 Sections in my notebook (Mental Floss, Tracking, Units 1-8)

4. Let’s Get Together
Anything we need to finish from yesterday?

5. 2 Truths and a Lie
2nd Block

6. Mrs. Marquez went to Appalachian State
Mrs. Marquez went to UNC Chapel Hill
Mrs. Marquez went to UNCC

7. Mrs. Marquez has a 5 year old named Liliana
Mrs. Marquez has a 2 year old named Isabella
Mrs. Marquez has a 4 year old named David

8. Mrs. Marquez has had 3 broken bones in her life
Mrs. Marquez had had jaw surgery to remove part of her jawbone
Mrs. Marquez is colorblind

9. Mrs. Marquez has worked at the law firm Shapiro and Ingle
Mrs. Marquez has worked at a grocery store
Mrs. Marquez has worked at a Harley dealership

10. Mrs. Marquez graduated high school with a 4.85 GPA
Mrs. Marquez graduated from college with a 3.96 GPA
Mrs. Marquez graduated from college by the grace of God

11. Mrs. Marquez has 5 “government” names
Mrs. Marquez has been married 4 years
Mrs. Marquez is 32 years old

12. Mrs. Marquez has been teaching for 9 years.
Mrs. Marquez has taught at 2 different high schools.
Mrs. Marquez has taught freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior level courses, including AP and IB.

13. Round Robin – Let’s See What You’ve Got!!!
You will work in groups
Everyone needs a pen/pencil
The goal of this game is to answer the question with the help of all your teammates without speaking.

14. Warm-Up – Round Robin
I will ask a question that has an answer with multiple parts. You must pass the piece of paper around your group and list the correct items.
The first group who believes they have answered the entire question correctly will raise their hands and I will come check your work.
You will get one point for every correct answer and lose two points for any incorrect answers. You will earn 5 points if you are the team that is finished first and you are 100% correct with your answers!

15. What were the names of the Seven Dwarfs?
1. Round Robin Practice
What were the names of the Seven Dwarfs?
Doc
Dopey
Happy
Bashful
Grumpy
Sneezy
Sleepy

16. What are the seven colors of the rainbow?
2. Round Robin
What are the seven colors of the rainbow?
Red
Indigo
Orange
Violet
Yellow
Green
Blue

17. What are the 8 States that begin with the letter M?
3. Round Robin
What are the 8 States that begin with the letter M?
Missouri
Montana
Mississippi
Michigan
Minnesota
Maryland
Massachusetts
Maine

18. 4. Round Robin What are the 13 original colonies? Georgia New York
South Carolina
Connecticut
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Virginia
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Hampshire
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey

19. 5. Round Robin
Can you label the thirteen original colonies on a us map???

20. 6. Round Robin
Who are the four main philosophers from the Enlightenment (that inspired American government)?
Baron de Montesquieu
John Locke
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes

21. Unit 1.1
Identify the English Documents/ideas that influenced American colonial documents

22. Magna Carta (1215) King John Signed it Limited the power of the king
Rule of Law – No one is above the law
More power to the people
Guaranteed due process and trial by jury
Magna Carta (1215)

23. Magna Carta (1215) Cont.
Due process
Legal procedures to ensure that a person’s rights are protected
Example: Before you are sent to jail you must be found guilty of a crime

24. Parliament England’s legislature: lawmaking body
Glorious Revolution of 1688, made it more powerful than the monarchy

25. English Bill of Rights further limited the power of the king
Guaranteed:
free elections,
fair trial
elimination of cruel and unusual punishment

26. Common Law
Law based on previous court decisions rather than written regulations and law
precedent- ruling in a similar earlier case

27. America the Story of Us
We will watch a 30 minute video on early America.
Go to my website (mrsmarquez.com), click on Civics and Economics, and then Unit 1 on the right. The link is 1.1 – English Documents - America, the Story of Us.
As you watch answer the questions. They are in order.
You will submit this as a grade

28. America
America, The Story of Us

29. Enlightenment Thinkers
Quick Quiz – Let’s see what you already know

30. Exit Ticket – What stuck with you today?