September 11, 2009 Points (10) _____
____ 1. Notebook
____ 2. Sleeves
____ 3. Cover page with patriotic symbol
____ 4. Preamble
____ 5. Content page for Legislative Branch with a
picture of the capitol
September 18, 2009 Points (15) _____
Article I - Legislative Branch
____ 1. Congress
____ 2. Senate
____ 3. President of the Senate
____ 4. President pro tempore of the Senate
____ 5. Republican Senator from Virginia
____ 6. Democratic Senator from Virginia
____ 7. House of Representatives
____ 8. Speaker of the House
____ 9. Representative from the 9th Congressional District
Note: Include a picture of the President of Senate, President pro tempore of the
Senate, republican senator from Virginia, democratic senator from Virginia,
Speaker of the House of Representatives and the representative in the house
from the 9th congressional district.
September 25, 2009 9 Points (12) _____
Article II - Executive Branch
____ 1. Content page with a picture of the White House
____ 2. President
____ 3. Vice President (role in Executive Branch)
____ 4. Role of the President as Chief of State
____ 5. Role of the President as Chief Executive
____ 6. Role of the President as Commander in Chief
____ 7. Role of the President as Chief Diplomat
____ 8. Role of the President as Chief Legislator
____ 9. Role of the President as Chief of Party
Note: Need a picture of the President and Vice President
October 2, 2009 Points (46) _____
Article II - President’s Cabinet
Note: Each cabinet position needs five things. 1. Newspaper article 2. Photo and name of present secretary (or Attorney General) 3. List of principal functions 4. List of important agencies (you can find these on page 426-27) 5. Official seal of the department
____ 1. Content page
____ 2. Department of State
____ 3. Department of Treasury
____ 4. Department of Justice
____ 5. Department of Interior
____ 6. Department of Transportation
____ 7. Department of Commerce
____ 8. Department of Agriculture
____ 9. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
October 9, 2008 Points (36) _____
Article II - President’s Cabinet
Note: Each cabinet position needs five things. 1. Newspaper article 2. Photo and name of present secretary (or Attorney General) 3. List of principal functions 4. List of important agencies (you can find these on page 426-27) 5. Official seal of the department
____ 1. Content page
____ 2. Department of Heath and Human Services
____ 3. Department of Energy
____ 4. Department of Education
____ 5. Department of Defense
____ 6. Department of Labor
____ 7. Department of Veterans Affairs
____ 8. Department of Homeland Security
October 16, 2009 Points (15) _____
Article III - Judicial Branch
____ 1. Content page with picture of the U.S. Supreme Court building.
____ 2. Group picture of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
____ 3. Individual picture, name, and title of each U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
____ 4. United States Federal District Court
____ 5. United States Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
____ 6. United States Supreme Court
Octover 30, 2009 Points (10) _____
Article IV-V-VI-VII
____ 1.Content page
Article IV – Relations among the States
____ 2. Full Faith and Credit Clause
____ 3. Privileges and Immunities Clause
____ 4. Extradition
Article V – Provisions for Amendment
____ 5. Chart illustrating the formal amendment process
Article VI – Public Debts: Supremacy of National Law: Oath.
____ 6. Public Debt (present day debt)
____ 7. Supremacy of National Laws
____ 8. Oath of Office (give the provisions required in the oath)
____ 9. Ratification of the Constitution (statement of process used to ratify the
constitution)
November 13, 2009 Points (10) _____
Amendments 1-4
____ 1. Content Page
Freedom of Expression
____ 2. A. Religion
____ 3. B. Press
____ 4. C. Speech
____ 5. D. Assembly
____ 6. E. Petition
____ 7. Right to Bear Arms
____ 8. Quartering of Soldiers (picture of soldiers quarters, now or prior to the
revolutionary war, and statement defining the execution of this amendment)
____ 9. Search and Seizure
November 20,2009 Points (10)_____
Amendments 5-8
____ 1. Content Page
Criminal Proceedings
____ 2. A. Indictment
____ 3. B. Double Jeopardy
____ 4. C. Bear Witness Against Himself
____ 5. D. Eminent Domain
____ 6. Criminal Trial (speedy and public)
____ 7. Civil Trial (no criminal matter – see p.513)
Punishment for Crimes
____ 8. A. Excessive Bail
____ 9. B. Excessive Fine
____ 10 C. Cruel and Unusual Punishment
December 4,2009 Points (9) ______
Amendments 9-15
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Unenumerated Rights (other rights)
____ 3. Powers reserved to the States
____ 4. Suits against States
____ 5. Election of President and Vice President (Electoral Vote)
____ 6. Slavery and Involuntary Servitude
Rights of Citizens
____ 7. A .Due process of law
____ 8. B. Equal protection of the law
____ 9. Right to Vote (race, color, servitude)
December 11,2009 Points (9) ______
Amendments 16-21
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Income Tax
____ 3. Popular Election of Senators
____ 4. Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors
____ 5. Equal Suffrage -Sex (Women Suffrage)
Commencement of Terms
____ 6. A. Sessions of Congress
____ 7. B. President
____ 8. Lame Duck (example may be congressional or executive)
____ 9. Repeal of the 18th Amendment
December 18,2009 Points (7) ______
Amendments 22-27
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Presidential Tenure
____ 3. Presidential Electors for the District of Columbia
____ 4. Right to vote in Federal Elections (eliminated the poll tax)
____ 5. Presidential Succession
____ 6. Right to vote – Age (set minimum voting age for federal elections)
____ 7. Congressional Pay
2009 class stop here.
World HistoryWorld History
SOL WHI. 3 A-B-C & E
Objective: Investigate what kinds of societies emerged
in early Africa
Date: Dec. 12, 2008
Computer in library (25 min.) ALS Lessons
Introduce Unit on Africa
Guided Reading 7-1 / Early Africa
Check and Discuss answers to Guided Reading 7-1
Repeat process for 7-2 Kingdoms in West Africa
- 7-3 African Trading Cities and States
Homework - Open Book Test
GOVERNMENT
SOL: Govt. 4-D 7-A 18-E
Date: Dec. 12, 2008
Quiz - Interpretation of Political Cartoon (Dec. 10
paper)
Notes on smart board. (finish House of Representatives)
Discussion of notes
Newspaper - read and discuss relevant topics in he
newspaper
Homework: Monitor the news media and be able to
participate in class discussion.
SOL WHI. 3 A-B-C & E
Objective: Investigate what kinds of societies emerged
in early Africa
Date: Dec. 11, 2008
Computer in library (25 min.) ALS Lessons
Answer any questions students may have on open book test on Islam
Test - Islam
Introduce Unit on Africa
Guided Reading 7-1 / Early Africa
Check and Discuss answers to Guided Reading 7-1
Homework - Study for Quiz on Ch. 7, Sec. 1 Early Africa
Guided Reading 7-2 ? Kingdoms in West Africa
GOVERNMENT
SOL: Govt. 4-D 7-A 18-E
Date: Dec. 11, 2008
Quiz - Interpretation of Political Cartoon (Dec. 10
paper)
Notes on smart board.
Discussion of notes
Newspaper - read and discuss relevant topics in he
newspaper
Homework: Monitor the news media and be able to
participate in class discussion.
WORLD HISTORY
Date: Dec. 10, 2008
Check and discuss Guided Reading 11-3 Daily Life and Culture.
Quiz 11-3 Daily Life and Culture
Check and discuss answers to open book test.
WORLD HISTORY
Date: Dec. 9, 2008
Homework - Guided Reading 11-3 Daily Life and
Culture
- Open Book Test
- Be prepared for possible Chapter test.
GOVERNMENT
Date: Dec. 10, 2008
Notes on smart board.
Discussion of notes
Newspaper - read and discuss relevant topic's in he
newspaper
GOVERNMENT
Date: Dec. 9, 2008
Homework - Monitor the news media for relevant
articles on current governmental issues
s
WORLD HISTORY
Oct. 17, 2008
Focus - Ancient Greece: Beginnings
Map skill drill
Check and discuss homework - Guided Reading Activity
Fix a web diagram identifying details about early Greek civilization.
Homework: Study for quiz on Ancient Greece:
Beginnings
NOTE: Oct. 16 - Did a map dril. Used first two lessons of ALS on smart board to review and familirize students with the program.
GOVERNMENT
Oct. 17, 2008
Second Block
Formal amendment process.
WS- do in class
Discuss any problems with Constitutional Scrapbook.
Allow students time to work on in class.
Due at end of class
/Executive Branch
/ First 8 cabinet departments
Homework - Study for quiz on formal amendment
process.
Note: Did Pride Survey and discussed presidential debate.
Third Block
Check and discuss answers to WS-Six Basic Principles
Quiz - Six Basic Principles
Formal amendment process.
WS- do in class
Discuss any problems with Constitutional Scrapbook
Allow students time to work on in class.
Due at end of class
/ Executive Branch
/ First 8 cabinet departments
Homework - Study for quiz on formal amendment
process.
Discuss presidential debate.(Did - wrote evaluation
of class activity - watching and discussing video)
WORLD HISTORY
Oct. 16, 2008
Focus - Ancient Greece: Beginnings
Map skill drill
Check and discuss homework - Guided Reading Activity
Fix a web diagram identifying details about early Greek civilization.
Homework: Study for quiz on Ancient Greece:
Beginnings
NOTE: Oct. 16 - Did a map dril. Used first two lessons of ALS on smart board to review and familirize students with the program.
GOVERNMENT
Oct. 16, 2008
Second Block
Pride survey. (Did)
Discuss presidential debate (Did)
Formal amendment process.
WS- do in class
Discuss any problems with Constitutional Scrapbook
- Due Friday / Executive Branch
/ First 8 cabinet departments
Homework - Study for quiz on formal amendment
process.
Third Block
Discuss presidential debate.(Did - wrote evaluation
of class activity - watching and discussing video
tape)
Check and discuss answers to WS-Six Basic Principles
Quiz - Six Basic Principles
Formal amendment process.
WS- do in class
Discuss any problems with Constitutional Scrapbook
- Due Friday / Executive Branch
/ First 8 cabinet departments
Homework - Study for quiz on formal amendment
process.
WORLD HISTORY
Oct. 10, 2008
Focus - Empire Builders
Map skill drill
Quiz- Israelites
Give and overview of Section 3 - Empire Builders
Guided Reading Activity
Check and discuss answers to Guided Reading Activity
Quiz -Empire Builders
Open Book Test - Kingdoms and Empires of the Middle
East
Use clickers to check answers to open book test.
Homework: Study for test on Kingdoms and Empires of
the Middle East
GOVERNMENT
Oct. 10, 2008
Use computers in library to finish Voice of Democracy essay.
Quiz - Newspaper articles / student loans for college
and actions of the Fed.
Work on Constitutional Scrapbook (turn in at end of class to be checked.)
WORLD HISTORY
Oct. 10, 2008
Focus - Empire Builders
Map skill drill
Quiz- Israelites
Give and overview of Section 3 - Empire Builders
Guided Reading Activity
Check and discuss answers to Guided Reading Activity
Quiz -Empire Builders
Open Book Test - Kingdoms and Empires of the Middle
East
Use clickers to check answers to open book test.
Homework: Study for test on Kingdoms and Empires of
the Middle East
GOVERNMENT
Oct. 10, 2008
Use computers in library to finish Voice of Democracy essay.
Quiz - Newspaper articles / student loans for college
and actions of the Fed.
Work on Constitutional Scrapbook (turn in at end of class to be checked.)
WORLD HISTORY
Oct. 17, 2008
Focus - Ancient Greece: Beginnings
Map skill drill
Check and discuss homework - Guided Reading Activity
Fix a web diagram identifying details about early Greek civilization.
Homework: Study for quiz on Ancient Greece:
Beginnings
GOVERNMENT
Oct. 16, 2008
Second Block
Pride survey.
Discuss presidential debate
Formal amendment process.
WS- do in class
Discuss any problems with Constitutional Scrapbook
- Due Friday / Executive Branch
/ First 8 cabinet departments
Homework - Study for quiz on formal amendment
process.
Third Block
Discuss presidential debate.
Check and discuss answers to WS-Six Basic Principles
Quiz - Six Basic Principles
Formal amendment process.
WS- do in class
Discuss any problems with Constitutional Scrapbook
- Due Friday / Executive Branch
/ First 8 cabinet departments
Homework - Study for quiz on formal amendment
process.
WORLD HISTORY
Oct. 10, 2008
Focus - Empire Builders
Map skill drill
Quiz- Israelites
Give and overview of Section 3 - Empire Builders
Guided Reading Activity
Check and discuss answers to Guided Reading Activity
Quiz -Empire Builders
Open Book Test - Kingdoms and Empires of the Middle
East
Use clickers to check answers to open book test.
Homework: Study for test on Kingdoms and Empires of
the Middle East
GOVERNMENT
Oct. 10, 2008
Use computers in library to finish Voice of Democracy essay.
Quiz - Newspaper articles / student loans for college
and actions of the Fed.
Work on Constitutional Scrapbook (turn in at end of class to be checked.)
World History
Oct.8, 2008
Chapter 3 - Trading Peoples / Israelites
Finish discussing work sheet on Trading Peoples.
Quiz - Trading Peoples
Overview of Section 2-Early Israelites
Work Sheet - Early Israelites
Oct. 8, 2008
Second Block Government
Take to computer lab and work on Voice of Democracy essay (40 min.).
Return to room and discuss last nights presidential debate (use news media coverage to stimulate discussion)
If time premits, continue discussing and note taking on the six basic principles.
1 - Checks and Balances System
2 - Judicial Review
3 - Federalism
Oct. 8, 2008
Third Block Government
Discuss last nights presidential debate (use news media coverage to stimulate discussion)
Continue discussing and note taking on the six basic principles.
1 - Checks and Balances System
2 - Judicial Review
3 - Federalism
GOVERNMENT
Constitutional Scrapbook
September 19, 2008 Points (10) _____
____ 1. Notebook
____ 2. Sleeves
____ 3. Cover page with patriotic symbol
____ 4. Preamble
____ 5. Content page for Legislative Branch with a picture of the capitol
September 26, 2008 Points (15) _____
Article I - Legislative Branch
____ 1. Congress
____ 2. Senate
____ 3. President of the Senate
____ 4. President pro tempore of the Senate
____ 5. Republican Senator from Virginia
____ 6. Democratic Senator from Virginia
____ 7. House of Representatives
____ 8. Speaker of the House
____ 9. Representative from the 9th Congressional District
Note: Include a picture of the President of Senate, President pro tempore of the
Senate, republican senator from Virginia, democratic senator from Virginia,
Speaker of the House of Representatives and the representative in the house
from the 9th congressional district.
October 3, 2008 Points (12) _____
Article II - Executive Branch
____ 1. Content page with a picture of the White House
____ 2. President
____ 3. Vice President (role in Executive Branch)
____ 4. Role of the President as Chief of State
____ 5. Role of the President as Chief Executive
____ 6. Role of the President as Commander in Chief
____ 7. Role of the President as Chief Diplomat
____ 8. Role of the President as Chief Legislator
____ 9. Role of the President as Chief of Party
Note: Need a picture of the President and Vice President
October 10, 2008 Points (46) _____
Article II - President’s Cabinet
Note: Each cabinet position needs five things. 1. Newspaper article 2. Photo and name of present secretary (or Attorney General) 3. List of principal functions 4. List of important agencies (you can find these on page 426-27) 5. Official seal of the department
____ 1. Content page
____ 2. Department of State
____ 3. Department of Treasury
____ 4. Department of Justice
____ 5. Department of Interior
____ 6. Department of Transportation
____ 7. Department of Commerce
____ 8. Department of Agriculture
____ 9. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
October 17, 2008 Points (36) _____
Article II - President’s Cabinet
Note: Each cabinet position needs five things. 1. Newspaper article 2. Photo and name of present secretary (or Attorney General) 3. List of principal functions 4. List of important agencies (you can find these on page 426-27) 5. Official seal of the department
____ 1. Content page
____ 2. Department of Heath and Human Services
____ 3. Department of Energy
____ 4. Department of Education
____ 5. Department of Defense
____ 6. Department of Labor
____ 7. Department of Veterans Affairs
____ 8. Department of Homeland Security
October 24, 2008 Points (15) _____
Article III - Judicial Branch
____ 1. Content page with picture of the U.S. Supreme Court building.
____ 2. Group picture of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
____ 3. Individual picture, name, and title of each U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
____ 4. United States Federal District Court
____ 5. United States Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
____ 6. United States Supreme Court
October 31, 2008 Points (10) _____
Article IV-V-VI-VII
____ 1.Content page
Article IV – Relations among the States
____ 2. Full Faith and Credit Clause
____ 3. Privileges and Immunities Clause
____ 4. Extradition
Article V – Provisions for Amendment
____ 5. Chart illustrating the formal amendment process
Article VI – Public Debts: Supremacy of National Law: Oath.
____ 6. Public Debt (present day debt)
____ 7. Supremacy of National Laws
____ 8. Oath of Office (give the provisions required in the oath)
____ 9. Ratification of the Constitution (statement of process used to ratify the
constitution)
Congress
Senate
President of the Senate
President Pro Tempore
Virginia United States Senator (Republican
Virginia United States Senator (Democratic)
House of Representatives
Speaker of the House
Your representative in the House of Representatives
Note: Include a picture and name of the capitol, President of the Senate, both members
of the United States Senate from Virginia, Speaker of the House of
representatives, and your representative in the House of Representatives.
Congress
Senate
President of the Senate
President Pro Tempore
Virginia Senator (2)
House of Representative
Speaker of the House
Your representative in the House
Note: include a picture of the capitol, President of the Senate, both Virginia
Senators, Speaker of the House and your representative.
Note: Include a picture of the White House, President, and Vice President.
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Article II
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
President
------------------------------------------------
ARTICLE II
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Vice President
-------------------------------------------------
ARTICLE II
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Role of the President as Chief of State
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ARTICLE II
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Etc.
Constitutional Scrapbook
February 18, 2008 Points (8) ______
____ 1. Notebook
____ 2. Sleeves
____ 3. Green highlighter
____ 4. Glue stick
____ 5. Scissors and storage pack (optional).
____ 6. Cover page with a patriotic symbol.
____ 7. Title page with a patriotic symbol and student’s name.
____ 8. The preamble to the Constitution on a scroll, in a frame, etc.
February 22, 2008 Points (16) ______
Article I - Legislative Branch
____ 1. Content page with a picture of the United States Capitol
____ 2. United States Congress
____ 3. United States Senate
____ 4. President of the United States Senate (picture with name and article)
____ 5. President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate (picture with name and
description of the position)
____ 6. Virginia’s United States Senators (pictures and article)
____ 7. United States House of Representatives
____ 8. Speaker of the House of Representatives (picture and article)
____ 9. Your representative in the United States House of Representatives (picture with
name and article)
February 29, 2008 Points (11) ______
Article II - Executive Branch
____ 1. Content page with a picture of the White House
____ 2. President (picture with name and article)
____ 3. Vice President (role in Executive Branch)
____ 4. Role of the President as Chief Executive
____ 5. Role of the President as Chief of State
____ 6. Role of the President as Chief Diplomat
____ 7. Role of the President as Commander-in-Chief
____ 8. Role of the President as Chief Lawmaker (legislator)
____ 9. Role of the President as Party Chief
March 7, 2008 Points (25) ______
President’s Cabinet
Note: Each cabinet position needs three things. 1. Article 2. Picture and name of present secretary (or attorney general) 3. List of principal functions and important agencies (you can find these on page 426-27)
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Department of State
____ 3. Department of Treasury
____ 4. Department of Justice
____ 5. Department of Interior
____ 6. Department of Transportation
____ 7. Department of Commerce
____ 8. Department of Agriculture
____ 9. Department of Housing and Urban Development
March 14, 2008 Points (22) ______
President’s Cabinet
Note: Each cabinet position needs three things. 1. Article 2. Picture and name of present secretary (or attorney general) 3. List of principal functions and important agencies (you can find these on page 426-27)
____ 1. Content page
____ 2. Department of Health and Human Services
____ 3. Department of Energy
____ 4. Department of Education
____ 5. Department of Defense
____ 6. Department of Labor
____ 7. Department of Veterans Affairs
____ 8. Department of Homeland Security
March 20, 2008 Points (15) ______
Article III - Judicial Branch
____ 1. Content Page with picture of the U.S. Supreme Court building
____ 2. Group picture of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
____ 3. Individual picture, name, and title of each U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
____ 4. United States Federal District Court
____ 5. United States Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
____ 6. United States Supreme Court
March 28, 2008 Points (9) ______
Article IV -V-VI-VII
____ 1. Content Page
Article IV – Relations Among the States
____ 2. Full Faith and Credit Clause
____ 3. Privileges and Immunities Clause
____ 4. Extradition
Article V - Provisions for Amendment
____ 5. (chart illustrating the formal amendment process)
Article VI – Public Debts; Supremacy of National Law; Oath
____ 6. Public Debt (present day debt)
____ 7. Supremacy of National Laws
____ 8. Oath of Office
(Give the provisions required in the oath)
Article VII – Ratification of Constitution
____ 9. Ratification of the Constitution
(Statement of process used to ratify the constitution )
April 4, 2008 Points (10) ______
Amendments 1-4
____ 1. Content Page
Freedom of Expression
____ 2. A. Religion
____ 3. B. Press
____ 4. C. Speech
____ 5. D. Assembly
____ 6. E. Petition
____ 7. Right to Bear Arms
____ 8. Quartering of Soldiers (picture of soldiers quarters, now or prior to the
revolutionary war, and statement defining the execution of this amendment)
____ 9. Search and Seizure
April 11, 2008 Points (10) ______
Amendments 5-8
____ 1. Content Page
Criminal Proceedings
____ 2. A. Indictment
____ 3. B. Double Jeopardy
____ 4. C. Bear Witness Against Himself
____ 5. D. Eminent Domain
____ 6. Criminal Trial (speedy and public)
____ 7. Civil Trial (no criminal matter – see p.513)
Punishment for Crimes
____ 8. A. Excessive Bail
____ 9. B. Excessive Fine
____ 10 C. Cruel and Unusual Punishment
April 18, 2008 Points (9) ______
Amendments 9-15
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Unenumerated Rights (other rights)
____ 3. Powers reserved to the States
____ 4. Suits against States
____ 5. Election of President and Vice President (Electoral Vote)
____ 6. Slavery and Involuntary Servitude
Rights of Citizens
____ 7. A .Due process of law
____ 8. B. Equal protection of the law
____ 9. Right to Vote (race, color, servitude)
April 25, 2008 Points (9) ______
Amendments 16-21
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Income Tax
____ 3. Popular Election of Senators
____ 4. Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors
____ 5. Equal Suffrage -Sex (Women Suffrage)
Commencement of Terms
____ 6. A. Sessions of Congress
____ 7. B. President
____ 8. Lame Duck (example may be congressional or executive)
____ 9. Repeal of the 18th Amendment
May 2, 2008 Points (7) ______
Amendments 22-27
____ 1. Content Page
____ 2. Presidential Tenure
____ 3. Presidential Electors for the District of Columbia
____ 4. Right to vote in Federal Elections (eliminated the poll tax)
____ 5. Presidential Succession
____ 6. Right to vote – Age (set minimum voting age for federal elections)
____ 7. Congressional Pay
2008 CLASS STOP HERE.
Oct. 22, 2007
Government
Notes on first three six basic principles upon which the Constitution is built around.
Library research for essay on "My Role in Honoring Veterans"
Standard assignment for newspaper
World History
Check answers to homework.
PowerPoint presentation on topic for reinforcement.
Quiz - Empire Builders
Go over chapter assessment on page s94-9s5 as a review for chapter test
GOVERNMENT
Constitutional Scrapbook
February 9, 2007 Points (7) ______
____ 1. Notebook
____ 2. Sleeves
____ 3. Green highlighter
____ 4. Glue stick
____ 5. Scissors and storage pack (optional)
____ 6. Cover page with a patriotic symbol
____ 7. Title page with the preamble on a scroll, in a frame, etc.
February 16, 2007 Points (11) ______
Article I - Legislative Branch
____ 8. Content page with a picture of the United States Capitol
____ 9. Congress of the United States
____ 10. Senate of the United States
____ 11. President of the United States Senate
____ 12. President Pro Tempore of the Senate
____ 13. Majority Leader of the United States Senate
____ 14. Minority Leader of the United States Senate
____ 15. United States House of Representatives
____ 16. Speaker of the House of Representatives
____ 17. Majority Leader of the House of Representatives
____ 18. Minority Leader of the House of Representatives
Note: Need a picture with the name of the person presently in that position for 11-14 and 16-18.
February 23, 2007 Points (9) ______
Article II - Executive Branch
____ 19. Content page with a picture of the White House
____ 20. President
____ 21. Vice President (role in Executive Branch)
____ 22. Role of the President as Chief Executive
____ 23. Role of the President as Chief of State
____ 24. Role of the President as Chief Diplomat
____ 25. Role of the President as Commander-in-Chief
____ 26. Role of the President as Chief Lawmaker
____ 27. Role of the President as Party Chief
March 2, 2007 Points (25) ______
President’s Cabinet
____ 28. Content Page
____ 29. Department of State
____ 30. Department of Treasury
____ 31. Department of Justice
____ 32. Department of Interior
____ 33. Department of Transportation
____ 34. Department of Commerce
____ 35. Department of Agriculture
____ 36. Department of Housing and Urban Development
March 9, 2007 Points (22) ______
President’s Cabinet
____ 37. Content page
____ 38. Department of Health and Human Services
____ 39. Department of Energy
____ 40. Department of Education
____ 41. Department of Defense
____ 42. Department of Labor
____ 43. Department of Veterans Affairs
____ 44. Department of Homeland Security
March 23, 2007 Points (14) ______
Article III - Judicial Branch
____ 45. Content Page with picture of the U.S. Supreme Court building
____ 46. Group picture of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
____ 47. Individual picture and name of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
____ 48. United States Federal District Court
____ 49. United States Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
____ 50. United States Supreme Court
March 30, 2007 Points (9) ______
Article IV-V-VI-VII
____ 51. Content Page
____ 52. Full Faith and Credit Clause
____ 53. Privileges and Immunities Clause
____ 54. Extradition
____ 55. Method of Amendment
____ 56. Public Debt
____ 57. Supremacy of National Laws
____ 58. Oath of Office
____ 59. Ratification of the Constitution
April 5, 2007 Points (9) ______
Amendments 1-4
____ 60. Content Page
Freedom of Expression
____ 61. A. Religion
____ 62. B. Press
____ 63. C. Speech
____ 64. D. Assembly
____ 65. E. Petition
____ 66. Right to Bear Arms
____ 67. Quartering of Soldiers
____ 68. Search and Seizure
April 13, 2007 Points (10) ______
Amendments 5-8
____ 69. Content Page
Criminal Proceedings
____ 70. A. Indictment
____ 71. B. Double Jeopardy
____ 72. C. Bear Witness Against Himself
____ 73. D. Eminent Domain
____ 74. Criminal Trial (speedy and public)
____ 75. Civil Trial (no criminal matter – see p.513)
Punishment for Crimes
____ 76. A. Excessive Bail
____ 77. B. Excessive Fine
____ 78. C. Cruel and Unusual Punishment
April 20, 2007 Points (9) ______
Amendments 9-15
____ 79. Content Page
____ 80. Unenumerated Rights (other rights)
____ 81. Powers reserved to the States
____ 82. Suits against States
____ 83. Election of President and Vice President (Electoral Vote)
____ 84. Slavery and Involuntary Servitude
Rights of Citizens
____ 85. A .Due process of law
____ 86. B. Equal protection of the law
____ 87. Right to Vote (race, color, servitude)
April 27, 2007 Points (9) ______
Amendments 16-21
____ 88. Content Page
____ 89. Income Tax
____ 90. Popular Election of Senators
____ 91. Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors
____ 92. Equal Suffrage -Sex (Women Suffrage)
Commencement of Terms
____ 93. A. Sessions of Congress
____ 94. B. President
____ 95. Lame Duck (example may be congressional or executive)
____ 96. Repeal of the 18th Amendment
May 4, 2007 Points (7) ______
Amendments 22-27
____ 97. Content Page
____ 98. Presidential Tenure
____ 99. Presidential Electors for the District of Columbia
____ 100. Right to vote in Federal Elections (eliminated the poll tax)
____ 101. Presidential Succession
____ 102. Right to vote – Age (set minimum voting age for federal elections)
____ 103. Congressional Pay
Example of content pages.
Article I
Legislative Branch
Picture of the United States Capitol
Congress of the United States
Senate of the United States
President of the United States Senate
President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Majority Leader of the United States Senate
Minority Leader of the United States Senate
United States House of Representatives
Speaker of the House of Representatives
President of the Senate (Vice President as a member of the Legislative Branch)
Majority Leader of the House of Representatives
Minority Leader of the House of Representatives
Article I
Legislative Branch
Congress
Article I
Legislative Branch
Senate
Article I
Legislative Branch
President of the Senate
Article II
Executive Branch
(Picture of the White House )
President
Vice President (role in Executive Branch)
Role of the President as Chief Executive
Role of the President as Chief of State
Role of the President as Chief Diplomat
Role of the President as Commander-in-Chief
Role of the President as Chief Lawmaker
Role of the President as Party Chief
Article II
Executive Branch
President
Article II
Executive Branch
Vice President
Article II
Executive Branch
Role of the President as Chief Executive
Article II
Executive Branch - President’s Cabinet
Department of State
Second Page
Picture of the Secretary
Name
Seal
Principle Functions (on page 426-427)
1.
2.
etc.
Important Agencies (on page 426-427)
1.
2.
etc.
ARTICLE III
Judicial Branch
(Picture of the United States Supreme Court Building)
Group picture of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
Individual picture and name of U.S. Supreme Court Justices
United States Federal District Court
United States Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
ARTICLE III
Judicial Branch
Members of the United States Supreme Court
(Group Picture of the United States Supreme Court)
ARTICLE III
Judicial Branch
Members of the United States Supreme Court
(Individual picture, with name, of members of the court)
ARTICLE IV-V-VI-VII
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Privileges and Immunities Clause
Extradition
Method of Amendment
Public Debt
Supremacy of National Laws
Constitutional Amendment
Amendments 1-4
Freedom of Expression
A. Religion
B. Press
C. Speech
D. Assembly
E. Petition
Right to Bear Arms
Quartering of Soldiers
Search and Seizure
Constitutional Amendment
First Amendment – Freedom of Expression
Religion
Constitutional Amendment
Second Amendment
Right to Bear Arms
Constitutional Scrapbook
Class time will be allotted each day to work on the scrapbook as long as this time is used productively. If not, then no class time will be used to work on the scrapbook.
The Constitutional Scrapbook will compute to 25% of your grade each six weeks,
When the scrapbook is completed, weekly grades will be compiled into one final grade worth 100 points. This will be part of the last six weeks grade on the scrapbook.
Bonus points (up to five points) will be given for neatness and creativity on the final grade.
Grade received on each check will be final. No make ups.
If you are absent on the day scrapbooks are due, it is due the first day you return to class.
Keep grade sheet in secure location in notebook - in a sleeve.
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