American Government
Learn about the principles of Enlightenment-era political philosophers, the structure of the Constitution, dangers of majority rule, and rights within the legal system in American Government classes. Explore how laws are created and the importance of governmental structures based on reason and social progress.
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American Government Unit: The Legislative Branch B Day: Tuesday, March 1, 2016 A Day: Tuesday, March 2, 2016
American Government Agenda A Day: Monday, February 29, 2016 B Day: Tuesday, March 1, 2016 Do Now Discuss Do Now How a Bill Becomes a Law CNN Student News (if time)
. American Government 1. Enlightenment-era political philosophers such as Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, and Montesquieu A. Rejected governmental policies that allowed the expansion of property rights B. Adhered to traditional social customs in the creation of governmental offices C. Emphasized governmental structures based on reason and social progress D. Pursued strict obedience to religious scripture in governmental affairs B Day: Tuesday, March 1, 2016 A Day: Wednesday. March 2, 2016 Objective SWBT demonstrate knowledge of structure of the Constituion in a written activity. 2. Which of these circumstances illustrates a danger of majority rule? A. A law is ruled unconstitutional by a judge. B. A law is used to oppress a group of people. C. A petition is signed by many people. D. A prisoner is wrongly let out of prison. Do Now 3. Mr. Leonard was not required to testify at his own trial for armed robbery. This is known as A. Right to legal counsel B. Right against false testimony C. Right to legal privacy D. Right against self-incrimination Answer the following questions in your notebook.
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