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New Seats! Please find your name and sit at that table

New Seats! Please find your name and sit at that table

Success Criteria 1/4/2017 1. We can identify the parts from Unit 1 on the

Success Criteria 1/4/2017 1. We can identify the parts from Unit 1 on the Midterm. 2. We can compare and contrast the components of the Midterm from Unit 1. 3. We can analyze scenarios from Unit 1 to prepare for the Midterm. 4. We can evaluate our knowledge from Unit 1 by completing an exit ticket. Answer in a complete sentence Which project did you like more, the Create Your Own Country or the Create Your Own Candidate? Why? What could Mr. Krzys do differently to make the project more enjoyable?

New Year House Cleaning • Test Make Ups – if you have not taken

New Year House Cleaning • Test Make Ups – if you have not taken the Unit 3 Exam YOU MUST MAKE IT UP • Grade sheets later this week • Midterm Exams Coming Up • Coach Class Wednesday

Midterm Review Day 1 Unit 1 Purposes Types Forms

Midterm Review Day 1 Unit 1 Purposes Types Forms

Challenge! Which of these would not take place in an authoritarian system of government?

Challenge! Which of these would not take place in an authoritarian system of government? A. Government leaders decide what jobs people may have. B. Government leaders dictate what will be taught in schools. C. Political parties compete in elections for control of the government. D. Local political officials take orders from national officials.

In which form of government do sovereign states have more power than the central

In which form of government do sovereign states have more power than the central government? A. federal B. confederate C. authoritarian D. unitary

The U. S. Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by A.

The U. S. Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by A. establishing a national legislature B. allowing state governments to have power C. requiring that amendments be approved by the states D. giving the national government the power to collect taxes

The U. S. Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by A.

The U. S. Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by A. establishing a national legislature B. allowing state governments to have power C. requiring that amendments be approved by the states D. giving the national government the power to collect taxes

Purposes of Gov’t MAINTAINING LAW AND ORDER The gov’t makes laws that enforces them

Purposes of Gov’t MAINTAINING LAW AND ORDER The gov’t makes laws that enforces them PROTECTING INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS The gov’t stands up for people’s rights MAKE ECONOMIC DECISIONS • Collect Taxes and Fund Programs • Give Aid to Foreign Nations

Purposes of Gov’t PROVIDING PUBLIC SERVICES The gov’t provides schools and buses Protect National

Purposes of Gov’t PROVIDING PUBLIC SERVICES The gov’t provides schools and buses Protect National The gov’t protects us from Security foreign nations

Types of Gov’t Authoritarian Dictatorship Gov’t has unlimited power Provides LITTLE freedom to citizens

Types of Gov’t Authoritarian Dictatorship Gov’t has unlimited power Provides LITTLE freedom to citizens one leader holds total control through military power Monarchy • Leader is part of royal family and inherits power Oligarchy Small group of leaders join together to take power

Types of Gov’t Democratic Representative Democracy Direct Democracy Provide the MOST freedom to citizens

Types of Gov’t Democratic Representative Democracy Direct Democracy Provide the MOST freedom to citizens Gov’t has limited powers People vote for someone who is elected to make decisions for them People vote on every issue themselves

Forms of Gov’t Unitary A government that gives all key powers to the national

Forms of Gov’t Unitary A government that gives all key powers to the national or central government Federal Powers of government are divided between the national and state Confederat A loose union of independent states e