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UNIT 1: FOUNDATIONS OF GOVERNMENT

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LESSON 1: THE IDEALS OF DEMOCRACY

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We will trace the history of English government, & we will evaluate the impact that Enlightenment ideas had on American democracy.​
Class Materials:
  • Fast & Curious: The Ideals of Democracy
  • Pear Deck: Forms of Government
  • Create & Tell: Forms of Government Gummy Bears Edition
  • Pear Deck: The Enlightenment
    • Thin Slide: Limited Government
    • Annotate & Tell: Jefferson Quote
    • Frayer Model: The Enlightenment
    • Sketch & Tell: Enlightenment Ideas
    • Sketch & Tell: Enlightenment Thinkers
  • Quiz: The Ideals of Democracy
  • ​Activity: Antz Enrichment​​

LESSON 2: THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

We will explain how the U.S. Constitution emerged from the debate about the weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation as a blueprint for limited government.​
Class Materials: ​
  • Pear Deck: The Critical Period
    • ​Annotate & Tell: The Declaration of Independence
    • Frayer Model: Confederation
    • Sketch & Tell: Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation
  • Numbermania: Shays' Rebellion
  • Pear Deck: The Constitutional Convention
  • ​Activity: Quick Guide to the Constitution 
  • Pear Deck: Ratification Debate
    • Thin Slides: The Federalists
    • Thin Slides: The Anti-Federalists 
    • CERx2: The Ratification Debate
  • Wordwall Sort: The Federalists vs. the Anti-Federalists
  • Pear Deck: The Federalists Papers
    • ​Thin Slide: Nullify
    • Annotate & Tell: Brutus 1
    • Frayer Model: Brutus 1
    • Thin Slide: Faction
    • Thin Slide: Tyranny of the Majority
    • Annotate & Tell: Federalist 10
    • Frayer Model: Federalist 10
    • Annotate & Tell: Federalist 51
    • Frayer Model: Federalist 51
  • Wordwall Sort: Early Foundational Documents
  • Pear Deck: Models of Democracy
  • Activity: Models of Democracy Memes
  • FRQ: Models of Democracy
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LESSON 3: AMERICAN FEDERALISM

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We will explain how federalism reflects the dynamic distribution of power between national and state governments.​
Class Materials: 
  • FAC: American Federalism
  • Pear Deck: State vs. National Power
    • Sketch & Tell O: Systems of Government
  • Wordwall Match: Federalism
  • ​Pear Deck: The Evolution of Federalism​
    • ​​Thin Slide: 10th Amendment
    • Thin Slide: Supremacy Clause
    • ​Sketch & Tell: Dual Federalism
    • ​​Sketch & Cooperative Federalism
    • ​Thin Slide: Elastic Clause
    • ​Thin Slide: Commerce Clause
  • Activity: McCulloch v. Maryland
    • ​​8 Parts: McCulloch v. Maryland
  • CAQ: Fiscal Federalism
  • Activity: US. v. Lopez
    • ​​8 Parts: U.S. v. Lopez
  • ​​Activity: The Evolution of Federalism Timeline

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