1. A Government, Mon 11/17/14 Homework: TEST WED – test review on bcpsone!!! 3 good things Warm-up: Have out the Ratification Debate poster handout. Objective(s): Prepare a propaganda poster for the NY Constitutional ratification debate in order to analyze the Federalist and Anti-Federalist arguments.

2. Gallery walk – 10 minutes!! 2.5 minutes per topic! Placing yourself back in 1788...freedom from English king, chaos under Articles … How would you vote? Quickwrite. Were you surprised by the strength of the Anti- Federalist arguments? http://www.online-stopwatch.com/

3. Objective(s): Prepare a propaganda poster for the NY Constitutional ratification debate in order to analyze the Federalist and Anti-Federalist arguments. What was the outcome of the ratification battle between FEDERALISTS AND ANTI-FEDERALISTS? 1788 – Constitution is ratified 1789 – goes into effect How did the Constitution change as a result? 1791 – Bill of Rights is ratified by states NY’s Anti-Federalists would NOT ratify until agreed! What is AMENDMENT RATIFICATION process?

4. NHS -binder cleanup session November 21 st - 2:30-3:00 pm - library classroom Help getting binder organized See me with your binder if you need to attend – incentives may be arranged if you return with a more organized social studies section!

5. Objective(s): Analyze the amendment process in order to identify democratic values. Have out notes on Ch 3 S 2 Formal Amendment & BACK of habeas corpus, etc. handout.

6. Objective(s): Analyze the amendment process in order to identify democratic values. STEPWHO CAN DO IT?LEVEL OF GOVT VOTES NEEDED ProposeCongress or National Convention if called by states National2/3 RatifyState legislatures or State conventions (Congress decides which) State3/4 LIMITED GOVERNMENT: Federalism – both levels needed/shared sovereignty Separation of powers – no role of president or court – only legislative POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY RULE OF LAW

7. Objective(s): Describe the rights protected in the Bill of Rights. 1.Amendment 1 -- freedoms of expression – Religion – 2 parts!! 2.Amendments 2 & 3 – weapons of protection against government weapons 3.Amendment 4 -- gov’t has evidence to search you 4.Amendment 5 – due process if take life, liberty, property 5.Amendment 6 – trial rights 6.Amendment 8 – punishment fits crime, no torture 7.Amendment 9 – any rights we didn’t mention? They might be protected. 8.Amendment 10 – any powers we didn’t mention? They belong to the states!