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Friday March 6, 2015 Mr. Goblirsch – American Government OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Analyze presidential candidates and participate.

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1 Friday March 6, 2015 Mr. Goblirsch – American Government OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Analyze presidential candidates and participate in a presidential vote. AGENDA: 3 rd ONLY 1)WARM-UP: Tax Day 2)Presidential Speeches 3)Presidential Primary Vote 4)CHART: Powers of Congress – Article I Section 8 *****Presidential Speeches to be Delivered on TODAY (3 rd & 4 th )***** Tax Day WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below) ***5 minutes*** Calculate your weekly taxes and make your Weekly Deposit. 1.Ask your Section Leader if you received any daily bonus pay  If so, add it to your pay for that day on your Weekly Time Sheet 2.Add up your daily pay from the week to get your Gross Total 3.Calculate your taxes using the TAX BRACKETS below: Less than $45.00 ================   Gross Total Less than $45.00 ================  20% tax rate (X 0.20) $45 through $55.00 ==============   Gross Total $45 through $55.00 ==============  25% tax rate (X 0.25) More than $55.00 ================   Gross Total More than $55.00 ================  30% tax rate (X 0.30) 4.Subtract your taxes from your gross to get your net pay 5.Your net pay for the week = your Weekly Deposit

2 Friday March 6, 2015 Mr. Goblirsch – American Government OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Analyze presidential candidates and participate in a presidential vote. AGENDA: 4 th ONLY 1)WARM-UP: Tax Day 2)Presidential Speeches 3)Presidential Primary Vote 4)CHART: Powers of Congress – Article I Section 8 *****Presidential Speeches to be Delivered on TODAY (3 rd & 4 th )***** Tax Day WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below) ***5 minutes*** Calculate your weekly taxes and make your Weekly Deposit. 1.Ask your Section Leader if you received any daily bonus pay  If so, add it to your pay for that day on your Weekly Time Sheet 2.Add up your daily pay from the week to get your Gross Total 3.Calculate your taxes using the TAX BRACKETS below: Less than $45.00 ================   Gross Total Less than $45.00 ================  22% tax rate (X 0.22) $45 through $55.00 ==============   Gross Total $45 through $55.00 ==============  27% tax rate (X 0.27) More than $55.00 ================   Gross Total More than $55.00 ================  32% tax rate (X 0.32) 4.Subtract your taxes from your gross to get your net pay 5.Your net pay for the week = your Weekly Deposit

3 Friday March 6, 2015 Mr. Goblirsch – American Government OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Categorize the constitutional powers of Congress. AGENDA: 5 th ONLY 1)WARM-UP: Tax Day 2)CHART: Powers of Congress – Article I Section 8 3)VIDEO: The Presidents *****Presidential Speeches to be Delivered on MONDAY (5 th & 6 th )***** Tax Day WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below) ***5 minutes*** Calculate your weekly taxes and make your Weekly Deposit. 1.Ask your Section Leader if you received any daily bonus pay  If so, add it to your pay for that day on your Weekly Time Sheet 2.Add up your daily pay from the week to get your Gross Total 3.Calculate your taxes using the TAX BRACKETS below: Less than $45.00 ================   Gross Total Less than $45.00 ================  22% tax rate (X 0.22) $45 through $55.00 ==============   Gross Total $45 through $55.00 ==============  27% tax rate (X 0.27) More than $55.00 ================   Gross Total More than $55.00 ================  32% tax rate (X 0.32) 4.Subtract your taxes from your gross to get your net pay 5.Your net pay for the week = your Weekly Deposit

4 Friday March 6, 2015 Mr. Goblirsch – American Government OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Categorize the constitutional powers of Congress. AGENDA: 6 th ONLY 1)WARM-UP: Tax Day 2)CHART: Powers of Congress – Article I Section 8 3)VIDEO: The Presidents *****Presidential Speeches to be Delivered on MONDAY (5 th & 6 th )***** Tax Day WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below) ***5 minutes*** Calculate your weekly taxes and make your Weekly Deposit. 1.Ask your Section Leader if you received any daily bonus pay  If so, add it to your pay for that day on your Weekly Time Sheet 2.Add up your daily pay from the week to get your Gross Total 3.Calculate your taxes using the TAX BRACKETS below: Less than $45.00 ================   Gross Total Less than $45.00 ================  20% tax rate (X 0.20) $45 through $55.00 ==============   Gross Total $45 through $55.00 ==============  25% tax rate (X 0.25) More than $55.00 ================   Gross Total More than $55.00 ================  30% tax rate (X 0.30) 4.Subtract your taxes from your gross to get your net pay 5.Your net pay for the week = your Weekly Deposit

5 Powers of Congress War Powers: Economic Powers: Other: Impeachment Process: See (1) Art I Sec 2 Clause 5 & (2) Art I Sec 3 Clause 6 DIRECTIONS: Read Article I Section 8 – The Enumerated Powers of Congress. (P. 763) List each power under the category that you feel it fits best under.

6 Powers of Congress War Powers: To declare War To raise and fund an army To raise a navy Establish military law/code To call the militia To control militia/national guard Anything else “Necessary and Proper” Economic Powers: To make and collect taxes To borrow money Interstate & foreign commerce Bankruptcy laws To Coin money Punish counterfeiters Punish piracy Anything else “Necessary and Proper” Other: Naturalization Post office and Post Roads Patents and Copyrights Establish federal court system Create and run capital city Anything else “Necessary and Proper” Impeachment: House can bring impeachment charges Senate conducts impeachment trial and convicts with a 2/3 vote

7 Section Leader Bonus Pay Summary MONDAYTUESDAYWEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAY DIRECTIONS DIRECTIONS: Each section leader has $5 a day in Bonus Pay to distribute to workers within their section. This includes any Bonus Pay the section leaders pay themselves, and any Bonus Pay they pay any employees they hired. On the chart below, write down the amount of Bonus Pay each member received each day. EXAMPLE – If Mr. Goblirsch received a $2 bonus on Monday, then I would write Mr. Goblirsch - $2 under the Monday column.

8 MEMBERTAX AMOUNTMEMBERTAX AMOUNT 1. 7. 2. 8. 3. 9. 4. 10. 5. 11. 6. 12. EXAM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: (1) Find out each members taxes (2) Add them up (3) Write the Total Tax amount on back.

9 LIST OF INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE PAID FOR THE FINAL Tino A. Cristian C. Illene C. Lucy F. Casidy J. Jennifer L. Ashley Ramon Lesley Arvinder Vanessa S Jasmine N. Elizabeth G. Alicia M. Lili O. Jaskaran S. Ricky V. Perla V. Brandon V. Jesus John Rafael J Savannah M Total = 23 / 31

10 LIST OF INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE PAID FOR THE FINAL Rafael A. Gabriella B. Cristian C. Tristan D. Maria F. Alexis G. Leo M. Hilsa A. Kime Y. Destiny B. Fatima O. Hailey C. Caleb M. Andrew M. Victor P. Cynthia S. Elizabeth S. Miranda S. Kyndall S. Manuel Z. TOTAL = 20 / 35

11 BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (D) Senator Sanchez _____ (R) Representative Valadez

12 PRIMARY BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (R) Senator Awan _____ (R) Representative Valenzuela _____ (D) Representative Gonzalez _____ (D) Representative Moreno

13 BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (R) Senator Awan _____ (D) Representative Moreno

14 PRIMARY BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (R) Representative Mendoza _____ (R) Representative Rodriguez _____ (D) Senator Blandino _____ (I) Representative Zurita

15 BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (D) Senator Blandino _____ (I) Representative Zurita _____ (R) Representative ________

16 PRIMARY BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (R) Representative Williams, Jeff _____ (R) Representative Ramirez _____ (D) Representative Padilla _____ (I) Representative Palafox _____ (I) Representative Ruiz

17 BALLOT Representative/Senator Name: _________________________ _______________________ _____ (D) Representative Padilla _____ (I) Representative _________ _____ (R) Representative ________

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