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Chapter 3: The Constitution
Section 3: Separation of Powers PP
Section 3: Separation of Powers PP
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◄ Section 2: You've Got Rights! Reading / Worksheet
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government pre-test
Section 1: Why government? PP
Section 1: Why government? PP Notes
Section 1: Why Government? Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: The Sovereign State PP
Section 2: The Sovereign State Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: Who Rules? PP
Section 3: Who Rules? Reading / Worksheet
Section 4: Limiting Government PP
Section 4: Limiting Government PP Notes
Section 4: Limiting Government Reading / Worksheet
Section 5: The Rule of Law Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 1: Review
Chapter 1 Test
Section 1: Colonial Influences PP
Section 1: Colonial Influences Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: Hey, King! Get off our backs! PP
Section 2: Hey, King! Get off our backs! PP Notes
Section 2: Hey, King! Get off our Backs! Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: Just Right Government PP
Section 3: Just Right Government Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 2: Review
Chapter 2 Test
Section 1: Anatomy of the Constitution PP
Section 1: Anatomy of the Constitution PP Notes
Section 1: Anatomy of the Constitution Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: You've Got Rights! Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: Separation of Powers Reading / Worksheet
Section 4: Federalism PP
Section 4: Federalism PP Notes
Section 4: Federalism Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 3: Review
Chapter 3 Test
Section 1: Congress in a Flash Reading / Worksheet
Section 1: Congress in a Flash PP
Section 2: Why do we have a House and Senate? Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: Voting in Congress PP Part I
Section 3: Why do we have a House and Senate PP Part II
Section 3: Why do we have a House and Senate Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 4: Review
Chapter 4 Test
Section 1: Judges Playing Fair Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: Judicial Branch in a Flash Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: Judical Branch in a Flash PP
Section 3: Sources of Law PP
Section 3: Sources of Law Reading / Worksheet
Section 4: Trial Court Go Fish Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 5: Review
Judicial Branch Powerpoint Project
Chapter 5 Test
Section 1: The State Governor PP
Section 1: The State Governor
Section 2: State Power PP
Section 2: State Power Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: The Great State Reading / Worksheet
Section 4: Comparative Constitutions
Section 5: The Capable County Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 6: Review
Ch 6 state and local gov't test
Section 1: The Electoral Process Reading / Worksheet
Section 1: The Electoral Process Activity
Section 2: One Big Party PP
Section 2: One Big Party Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: Candidate Evaluation
Section 4: Got Ballot?
Section 5: Voting Rights Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 8: Review
Chapter 8 Test
Section 1: Slavery: No Freedom, No Rights Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: Civil War and Reconstruction Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: Jim Crow Reading / Worksheet
Section 4: The Road to Civil Rights Reading / Worksheet
Section 5: Voting Rights PP
Section 5: Voting Rights Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 10: Review
Ch 10 Test
Section 1: Diplomacy PP
Section 1: Diplomacy Reading / Worksheet
Section 2: Conflict and Cooperation Reading / Worksheet
Section 3: International Influence PP
Section 3: International Influence Reading / Worksheet
Section 4: International Organizations Reading / Worksheet
Chapter 11: Review
Chapter 11 Test
Government Final Exam
Section 3: Separation of Powers Reading / Worksheet ►