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Textbook Assignments

Points = Number of questions x 2

(#1 = 40 pts. #2 = 42 pts etc.)

 

# 1  Page 24  questions  1 - 20    due September 16

#2   Page 60 questions 1 - 21       due September 18

#3   Page 84 questions 1 - 23       due September 24

#4   Page 110 questions 1- 15       due October 2

#5   Page 560 questions 1 - 23     due October 9

#6   Page 590 questions 1 - 25     due October 16

#7   Page 620 questions 1 - 22     due October 30

#8   Page 144 questions 1 - 25     due November 6

#9   Page 232 questions 1 - 22     due November 16

#10  Page 286  questions  1 - 20   due November 20

#11 Page  316 questions 1 - 31  due December 4

#12 Page 386 questions 1 - 20  due December 11

#13 Page 410 questions 1 -25  due December 17

#14 Page 174  questions 1 - 30  due  January 15

#15 Page 528 questions 1- 28 due January 25

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Essay Assignments

#1  Essay Format 2. Describe the purpose of government as you see it. What are it's 3 most important general functions.  Due September 22

 

#2  Essay Format 1. Take a position. Government and religion have no place together or describe why religion and government should work together.

Due October 13.

 

#3  Response to Law & Order : 1. Details in class. Use Essay Format 2 with slight variation announced in class. Due October 23 ***

 

# 4 Response to Law & Order : Out of the Half Light. Details in class. Use Essay Format 2 with slight variation announced in class. Due November 3 ****

 

#5 Essay Format 1. Give your opinion. How much weight should a politician take in public opinion. Why might some say he/she should make up his/her own mind. How come some say he/she should follow the will of the people. Which do you think should be done ?  Due December 18.

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Culminating Tasks

       (Projects)

#1  Newspaper article that displays your knowledge of  federalism in the writing and how the process of amending the Constitution reflects federalism at work.(2008).  More details to be given in class. (project due October 7)

 

#2  Small poster which discusses a major 1st,4th,5th,6th,or 8th amendment issue and analysis/evaluation of the issue. More details in class (project due November 2)

#3  A letter to a California or United States member of the government. The letter will deal with ways of increasing voter turnout or other issues to be announced at the time the project is introduced to the class. It will be written using a business letter format. Addresses will be given in class and others can be found online. Use http://www.house.gov/ to find your representative in Washington D.C. All letters must be turned in contained within an addressed and stamped envelope but not sealed so I can read the letter before it is sent. Extra credit will be given to any student that receives a response and brings it in before Jan 29. (project due whenever but you will not get response if late-grade goes in Nov 12)

 

SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT TO BE ANNOUNCED

 

#4  Power Point Presentation. Each student, using Congress.org, will choose a bill currently active in Congress. Using Power Point, each student will present the bill to the class. You will explain the possible impact of the bill, who supports the bill, etc. Using Power Point will be explained and you will be expected to speak to the class while presenting.

(Presented Late Nov Early Dec Subject to change due to computer lab)

 

#5 As the culmination of the election simulation, each group will present a campaign speech outlining what the group plans for the United States for the next 4 years. You will identify problems. Offer solutions, and describe the way in which you will get congress to support  your plans. There will be other aspects (Mock election, commercials, debates etc.)to this projects announced during the week of the project.

(due January 20)

 

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