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Wednesday March 18, 2015 Agenda Homework Go over Homework
NC Constitution Notes Parent Teacher Conferences Tomorrow NC Quiz Friday Wednesday March 18, 2015
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Make a Venn Diagram comparing one of the branches of North Carolina government with its counterpart in the national government. Then write a paragraph using the information in your Venn Diagram.
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This week is heavy on notes, to incentivize you to take notes this week and to benefit from our fast pace, Friday will be an open note quiz. Your behavior determines Multiple Choice or True/False Quiz Friday
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Civics and Economics Day 122
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NC Constitution Notes
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North Carolina Constitution
Why do we have a North Carolina Constitution? To protect individuals from the state government To create rules and laws for North Carolina North Carolina Constitution
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Has North Carolina had only 1 constitution like the United States?
Why? Has North Carolina had only 1 constitution like the United States?
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Major Changes over Time
Independence (1776) All men could vote, 3 branches of government Men who were 21 and owned property could vote. Free African-Americans could vote Really weak governor Major Changes over Time
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1835 Growing Fears of Slave revolt (Took away African American voting rights. More Governor Power Joined the Confederacy and left the US
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1868 After the Civil War Elected all offices
African Americans could vote Abolished property requirements Free Public Schools
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1875 Southerners came back into office.
Added racial segregation to schools Separate but equal
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1900 Poll taxes Literacy Test Grandfather clause Brown Paper Bag Test
Pencil Test
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1971 Hard to Read and things were out of date. Changed it completely.
Took away poll tax State Income Tax 2 Terms Judges to be lawyers Gave Governors veto power.
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Differences United States North Carolina Number of Articles: 7
Individual Rights: 10 in the Bill of Rights Legislative Branch: Article 1 Executive Branch: Article 2 Judicial Branch: Article 3 Number of Articles: 14 Individual Rights: 37 Declaration of Rights (Article 1) Legislative Branch: Article 2 Executive Branch: Article 3 Judicial Branch: Article 4 Differences
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North Carolina Constitution
Also Includes sections on: Finance Suffrage and Elections Local Government Corporations Education Homesteads and Exemptions Punishment, Correction and Charities Military Force Miscellaneous Why does North Carolina have more? North Carolina Constitution
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