Mrs. Saleh-Hernandez: 11th Grade Gov/Econ

BWQ: Name two people that were present during the constitutional convention

AGENDA •Start/Finish the pop-up •Notes (Pop-Ups) •Amendments

BWQ: List FOUR weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation

AGENDA •The Virginia Plan v. the New Jersey Plan & The Great Compromise •Pop-Up Activity on Founders •Homework: None!

BWQ: Who was the main author of the AofC?

AGENDA •Finish Notes •Go over handout from yesterday •Constitution Day

BWQ: Put the following historical documents in order: –Articles of Confederation –Constitution –Declaration of Independence

AGENDA •Articles of Confederation (Notes & Lecture) •Set up google classroom (ix6j688) •Gallery Walk •Homework: None

(tests have all been scanned-I can give you your scores at the end of the hour)

BWQ:  What was the name of our government that existed between the Declaration of Independence & the constitution •Recap on debate •Notes •Gallery Walk •Homework: None, enjoy your weekend •

(TESTS are scanned but not in gradebook)

BWQ:  Please give me feedback on yesterdays test.  What can I do, what can you do to improve test results (THEY SHOULD BE CHECKED BY END OF THE DAY)

AGENDA •September 11 Memorial & Democratic Debate (Current Events) •Begin notes on Articles of Confederation •Gallery Walk •Homework: Watch the debates (Optional, but you should J) •

TEST!

BWQ: Name TWO differences between a parliamentary and a presidential democracy.

Agenda •Concepts of Democracy Handout •Responsibility v. Duty (With regards to citizenship) •Review for test (Organize notes & Study Guide) •Homework: Study

BWQ: What’s the difference between a unitary and a confederate government?

Agenda •(First hour only: CNN10/Current Events) •Inside the Capitol Building Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulzEchrYQyw •Finish Notes (2-6) •YouTube Clip (Parliament v. Congress) –https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpKlsaefG00 •Responsibilities v. Duty

BWQ:  What’s one difference between an oligarchy and an autocracy? •

AGENDA •Notes (Provided by me) •Current Events (CNN 10) •Homework: Start studying for test! (It’s moved to Wednesday!)