12406 Agenda

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• 1/24/06 Agenda
• Review/Discuss reading notes
• Quiz on reading
• Finish Political Beliefs and Behaviors lecture
• Socratic Seminar Political Beliefs and Behaviors
• Reading Federalist 10 and 51

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• Please get out a separate sheet of paper. Thank
  you!
• Title the paper Reading Quiz and put your heading
  in the upper right corner. Thanks!

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• Which of the following would most likely fall
  under the jurisdiction of the commerce clause?
• A) A computer made in San Francisco and sold in
  Los Angeles
• B) Corn grown in Dallas and sold in San Antonio.
• C) Trees cut down in Massachusetts and used for
  houses in Georgia
• D) A family driving from San Diego to Phoenix to
  visit relatives.
• 2) The recent trend in federalism has been to
• A) Transfer duties from the state to the federal
  level.
• B) Make sure the federal and state governments
  have equal responsibility
• C) Reduce the workloads of the federal and state
  officials
• D) Transfer duties from the federal to the state
  level.

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• 3) During wartime, the power of the federal
  government
• A) Decreases to give citizens more freedom
• B) Stays the same as peacetime
• C) Has the power to take all necessary steps to
  defend the country
• D) How the power to take all steps specifically
  listed in the constitution to protect the people.
• 4) Which of the following would be a violation of
  the Full Faith and Credit Clause?
• A) The state of Wyoming refusing to acknowledge
  a marriage that happened in Oregon.
• B) Arizona police tracking down a fugitive
  wanted in California
• C) People in Nevada launching a boycott of
  Florida oranges
• D) The federal government refusing to let
  neo-nazis march down Pennsylvania avenue.

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• 5) IN the supreme court case McCulloch v.
  Maryland, the Supreme Court established the
  doctrine of
• A) Implied national powers
• B) Express national powers
• C) The necessary and proper clause
• D) The clear and present danger doctrine
• 6) Preemption is when
• A) When a state law precludes enforcement of a
  federal regulation.
• B) A presidential speech interrupts normal
  television programming
• C) The federal government discovers fraud ina
  local election
• D) When a federal law precludes enforcement of a
  state regulation

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• Please open your Interactive Notebooks to page 6.
  Thank you!
• We will finish the Political Beliefs and
  Behaviors lecture.
• Continue on page 11 if you run out of room.

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• Socratic Seminar
• Political Beliefs and Behaviors
• Please get out a separate sheet of paper.
• Title it Socratic Seminar and put your heading in
  the upper right corner.
• Mr. Rudman will explain how to prepare for the
  Socratic Seminar

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• Guiding Questions for Socratic Seminar
• Do you think peoples beliefs are determined by
  their environment, or can they form opinions
  completely on their own?
• Do you think the average American is well
  informed about Politics and current events?
• Should there be a minimum education requirement
  to vote in this country? Justify your answer.
• Do you think college professors at public
  universities should stick to a curriculum, or
  should they be free to discuss their beliefs in
  class?

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• Reading Federalist 10 and 51
• Please glue the Federalist 10 worksheet on page
  12 of your Interactive Notebook.
• Please glue the Federalist 51 worksheet on page
  13 of your Interactive Notebook.

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• Homework
• Read federalist 10 and 51 (Appendix of your
  textbook)
• Download the questions from the class website and
  glue them on pages 12 and 13 of your Interactive
  Notebook and answer them.
• Read pages 65-72 (last half of ch.3)in the
  textbook, take at least 1 page of notes on page 9
  of your Interactive Notebook. (use p.10 if
  necessary)
• Read chapter 7, 2 pages of notes on 15-16 of IN.
• Read pages 253-266 (ch. 11), 2 pages of notes on
  pages 17-18 of IN.
• Note Make sure you title your reading notes.