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Interview 3 people and ask them what they believe to be the 3 most important amendments to the Constitution. Write the person's name and their choices in the comments section. You may need your study guide to help them remember the numbers.

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Take a look at the image below. Write about 3 amendments you think should either be modified/changed or thrown away.

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Watch the video below and answer the questions below:
1) What government did the delegates revise or recreate in Philadelphia?
2) What was so bad about the Articles of Confederation?
3) Name 3 compromises made.

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Constitutional Compromises: Crash Course Government and Politics #5

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Interview 3 people. Ask them to pick what they believe are the 3 most important Amendments to the Constitution and why. Record their answer here. Use your study guide page with the Amendments to help the interviewee remember.

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Look at the chart below. Although, there isn't much noted for the Judicial Branch, make an argument for why it is the most important or powerful branch.

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Create a classified ad for the President of the United States. Include the qualifications needed for the job, responsibilities of the job, salary and term.

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Follow the link below to visit quizlet cards on Const. Conv., DOI, Branches. Use any two features, such as flashcards, or test

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Review these quizlet cards on the Amendments. Listen and review

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This is a picture of the current Supreme Court judges.

Answer the following questions:
1)  How many Supreme Court justices are there?
2)  How long until their term is up?
3)  Who appoints the SC judges?
4)  Who/what approves SC appointments?

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Follow the link below to visit quizlet card on Exec/Judicial Branch. Use at least 2 features

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Watch the video below and answer the questions below:
1) What are the two legislative houses known as together?
2) What are the primary jobs of the Legislative Branch?

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What Is the Legislative Branch of the U.S. Government? | History

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Watch this musical parody about the Articles of Confederation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54frRVRv1Mw

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Articles of Confederation Song Teach Learn constitution history

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Watch this video that shows various HAND GESTURES to remember key Amendments.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYG_f-y8-VY    Practice and act them out during class.  You don't have to do it in front of us, but on your own.

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The Bill of Rights Hand Game: US History Review

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Watch this short video about the Judicial Branch and answer the questions that follow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9giPmCWnepU

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What Is the Judicial Branch of the U.S. Government? | History

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Watch this video about the Executive Branch and answer the questions that follow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWR2p9j9hWo
1)  GIve one example of a 'check' on the President's power.
2) Give one example of a 'check' by the President over Congress.
3)  What are the requirements to become a President?
4) What is the term of a President?

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What Is the Executive Branch of the U.S. Government? | History

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Compare the two houses of Congress. Which would you rather be? A Senator or representative? Why?

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Using the graphic below, answer the following questions:
1) Which compromise created Congress?
2) Which compromise settled the issue of whether or not to count slaves for representation in the House of Representatives?
3)  What was created to make sure 'ordinary' or uninformed Americans didn't directly elect the President?