MONDAY and TUESDAY 12/13-14 2021 FINALS DAYS

  PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  

1st PD 7:30 Regular Room

3rd PD 9:45 Regular Room

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4: 

2nd PD 7:30 Regular Room

FRIDAY 12/9/21

  PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

EXAM REVIEW: Lets Look Again :)

Shared Slide Deck

HOMEWORK /DUE DATES

FRIDAY 12/10/21 EXAM REVIEW: Let's Look Again

CAN YOU PASS THE CITIZENSHIP TEST NOW?

Practice Test (scroll down, choose topic)

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  

1st PD 7:30 Regular Room

3rd PD 9:45 Regular Room

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4: 

2nd PD 7:30 Regular Room

THURSDAY 12/9/21

 PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

EXAM REVIEW: Lets Look Again :)

Shared Slide Deck

HOMEWORK /DUE DATES

THURSDAY 12/9/21 The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

FRIDAY 12/10/21 EXAM REVIEW: Let's Look Again

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  

1st PD 7:30 Regular Room

3rd PD 9:45 Regular Room

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4: 

2nd PD 7:30 Regular Room

WEDNESDAY 12/8/21

 PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

1. The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

What it's Like Being a Supreme Court Justice?

I Love Being a Police Officer, But We Need Reform

Time on Tasks 3,4,5

HOMEWORK /DUE DATES

MONDAY 12/6/21 CONGRESS: Power to the People?

THURSDAY 12/9/21 The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  

1st PD 7:30 Regular Room

3rd PD 9:45 Regular Room

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4: 

2nd PD 7:30 Regular Room

TUESDAY 12/7/21

  PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

SUPREME COURT RULINGS THIS YEAR

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In January 1973, the Supreme Court issued a 7–2 decision ruling that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides a "right to privacy" that protects a pregnant woman's right to choose whether or not to have an abortion. But it also ruled that this right is not absolute, and must be balanced against the government's interests in protecting women's health and protecting prenatal life.^[4][5] The Court resolved this balancing test by tying state regulation of abortion to the three trimesters of pregnancy: during the first trimester, governments could not prohibit abortions at all; during the second trimester, governments could require reasonable health regulations; during the third trimester, abortions could be prohibited entirely so long as the laws contained exceptions for cases when they were necessary to save the life or health of the mother.^[5] The Court classified the right to choose to have an abortion as "fundamental", which required courts to evaluate challenged abortion laws under the "strict scrutiny" standard, the highest level of judicial review in the United States.^[6]" 

1. The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

Why the Supreme Court May Reverse Roe in Mississippi Abortion Ban Case?

How are they using "Judicial Review"?

What "tools" are they using ?

What new "facts" are they debating ?

What is the worry about "legitimacy of the court"?

Time on Tasks 3,4,5

HOMEWORK /DUE DATES

MONDAY 12/6/21 CONGRESS: Power to the People?

THURSDAY 12/9/21 The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  

1st PD 7:30 Regular Room

3rd PD 9:45 Regular Room

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4: 

2nd PD 7:30 Regular Room

Monday 12/6/21

  PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

SUPREME COURT RULINGS THIS YEAR

1. PADLET: REVIEW and EVALUATE. What is your opinion on GERRYMANDERING? Is it positive of negative for our democracy and why?

2. The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

Task 1,2,3

HOMEWORK /DUE DATES

MONDAY 12/6/21 CONGRESS: Power to the People?

THURSDAY 12/9/21 The Judicial Branch: The Roots of "Right"

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  1st and 3rd Period

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  2nd Period

FRIDAY 12/3/21

 PLAN OF THE DAY:

HAVE OUT: Google Classroom 

WHY: 

CITE specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources

COMPARE and CONTRAST treatments of the same topic in sources

DRAW evidence from info texts to support analysis, reflection and research

1. CONGRESS: Power to the People?

Lawyer Updates: I'm Just a Bill for 2021

How a Bill Becomes a Law: CCGP#9

Bills and Resolutions: GovTrack.US

Task 4,5

HOMEWORK /DUE DATES

MONDAY 12/6/21 CONGRESS: Power to the People?

MONDAY 12/13 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  1st and 3rd Period

TUESDAY 12/14 CIVICS FINAL UNIT 4:  2nd Period