1. Wednesday, th
Agenda: -B.O.R. -Scenarios -Quiz on Tuesday
Warm Up: In your own words, explain the TWO compromises made at the Constitutional Convention: 3/5 Compromise Great Compromise

2. articles vs. constitution
QUICK QUIZ!
articles vs. constitution

3. Articles, Constitution or Both?
A) Created a president
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A

4. Articles, Constitution or Both?
B) Created a government
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A B

5. Articles, Constitution or Both?
C) Had one branch of government
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A C B

6. Articles, Constitution or Both?
D) Had enough power to do its job
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A C D B

7. Articles, Constitution or Both?
E) Created a court system
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A C D B E

8. Articles, Constitution or Both?
F) Gave large and small states the same power
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A C D B F E

9. Articles, Constitution or Both?
G) Created a Legislature (Congress)
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A C G D B F E

10. Articles, Constitution or Both?
H) Compromised between large and small states
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both H
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A C G D B F E

11. Articles, Constitution or Both?
I) Created a military
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both H
Articles
Constitution
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A I C G D B F E

12. Articles, Constitution or Both?
J) Didn’t let Congress enforce its laws
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both H
Articles
Constitution J
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A I C G D B F E

13. Articles, Constitution or Both?
K) Incorporated a system to change with time and circumstance
Articles, Constitution or Both?
Both H
Articles
Constitution J
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both. A I C G D K B F E

14. Do you know your rights?
Anticipation Guide

15. Anticipation Guide
-What are the Bill of Rights? -Why were the Bill of Rights created? -What freedoms/rights does it protect for U.S. citizens? How many can you list?

16. Amending the Constitution
There have been 11,372 attempts to amend the Constitution since 1789
Only 27 have been approved Congress and ratified by the states.

17. Bill of Rights Anticipation Guide
A brief introduction to the Bill of Rights

18. Amendment 1 Freedom of religion Speech Press Right to assemble
Petition the government

19. Amendment 2 Right to bear arms Relates to the maintenance of a militia
~Restrictions on this right include requiring gun license, and restricting concealed weapons

20. Amendment 3
Prohibits stations of troops in homes without consent

21. Amendment 4
Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures and requires probable cause for search warrants
Illegally obtained evidence is not allowed in court

22. Amendment 5
Grand jury indicted before you can be tried for a capital crime
protects against double jeopardy
Free from self-incrimination (do not have to testify against yourself)
Guarantees due process
Eminent domain- governed cannot take private property for public use without compensation.

23. Amendment 6 Ensures right to speedy trial Must be informed of charges
Right to counsel (attorney)
Accused must be present to hear witness testifying against him/her
Accused has the right to call witnesses in his/her favor

24. Amendment 7 Provides trial by jury
Preserved for cases involving more than $20

25. Amendment 8 Prohibits excessive bail or extreme fines
Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment.

26. 9th Amendment
DISCLAIMER: People have MANY other rights other than those listed specifically in the constitution

27. 10th Amendment
Gives the states and the people all powers not specifically mentioned in the constitution.
States create their own laws