Periods 3 ~ 5

U.S. History Pre AP

February 11-15

Updated Tuesday, February 12, 2008, at 8:14 AM

 

We will focus on writing a persuasive essay on the Supreme Court case New Jersey v. TLO this week.

Monday, February 11, 2008

Review Election Results

Organize portfolios

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

New Jersey v. TLO

General Discussion

- Read 4th Amendment - unreasonable searches; probable cause

- Student right to privacy - difference between home - mall - school

- SQLE - Safe Quality Learning Environment - balance

Prewriting

Rows 1-3-5 persuasive essay for NJ
Rows 2-4-6 persuasive essay for TLO

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Review Election Results

New Jersey v. TLO

Prewriting for New Jersey and TLO

Thursday, February 14, 2008

New Jersey v. TLO

Rough Draft - handwritten due Wednesday

Friday, February 15, 2008

New Jersey v. TLO

We will type the essays during class next week in the computer lab beginning on Wednesday

Assign Theme Book 28

28. 02-15-08 Amendment Rating

Theme Book 3 Update

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Words for Unit 3 Puzzle

ally
aristocracy
biased
blockade
boycott
compromise
creditor
customduties
diversity
executive
export

import
intolerable
judicial
legislative
negotiate
pacify
radicals
ratify
unalienable
values
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Here is the breakdown for each category on Constitution I

5 - Legislative (House and Senate)
2 - House of Representatives
2 - Senate
7 - Executive
5 - Judicial

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Here is what the last part of the test looks like:

Part V. The Constitution and its Amendments

Below are listed twelve aspects of government. If one is part of the Constitution as adopted by the Constitutional Convention in 1787, then place a C for Constitution in front of that item. If one is part of the amendments to the Constitution, then place an A for Amendment. If one is neither part of the Constitution or the Amendments, then place a N for neither.

1. ___ Senators elected by state legislatures.

2. ___ Senators elected directly by the people.

3. ___ Majority party in Congress elects the President.

4. ___ Police need a warrant prior to searching your property.

5. ___ President limited to three terms in office.

6. ___ Congress has the power to declare war.

Here are the answers for the above items

1 = C because the Constitution as adopted in 1787 stipulated that Senators were to be elected by state legislatures.

2 = A because the 17th Amendment in 1913 stipulated that Senators were to be elected by the people.

3 = N because the Electoral College elects the President

4 = A because the 4th Amendment in 1791 protects the right to privacy.

5 = N because originally there was no limit on the number of times the President could be elected. The 22nd Amendment of 1951 limited the President to two terms.

6 = C because the Constitution as adopted in 1787 gave Congress the sole power to declare war.

 

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Chapter 9 Packet - Government Unit

The work below is to included in your packet. The packet will be evaluated on Wednesday, February 6. The work must be completed. The packet will be turned in on Friday, February 8, as a student's qualifier for that day's Unit 3 Test. If a student does not have all work completed in the packet, the student will not qualify to take the test.

__ Salmon Government Quiz Notes

__ We the People

__ Check for Understanding 9-1

__ Government Quiz 1 Assignment

__ Government Quiz 2 Assignment

__ Theme Book #27 Impeachment Process

__ Theme Book #28 Amendment Process

__ Government Quiz 3 Assignment

__ Unit 3 Puzzle

__ Constitution I

__ Constitution II