Step 1) List pertinent vocabulary for the chapters you read (make a post for each chapter) 2) summarize your chapter in your own words 3) find a non-government video on youtube that encapsulates each chapter by Charles E Cooper https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid Don't forget to put your name!!! Double click on the background to add your entry :) en-us 2018-01-25 18:26:15 UTC 2023-01-27 19:04:37 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Thunder.png https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid vertigorillaz https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339131757 2019-03-07 23:56:57 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339131757 Chapter 11 kim https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339137504 Bicameral legislature
Bill
Cloture
Conference committee
Constituency
Filibuster
Gerrymandering
Incumbent
Jurisdiction
Law
Lawmaking function
Midterm election
open seat election
oversight function
party caucus
party leader
party unity
pork
reapportionment
redistricting
representation function
senority


]]> 2019-03-08 00:28:33 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339137504 Ramon Retana Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339137519       Coaches often get in arguments with their players creating a turf war when the player disagrees with the coaches tactics. The player sometimes feels he should have more jurisdiction on how he plays because he feels he can "see the field" better than the coach. However the coach tends to get his way knowing he has seniority over the player and controls the players playing time.

]]> 2019-03-08 00:28:39 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339137519 Chapter 11- Jamie https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138128 Bicameral Legislature
Bill 
Cloture
Conference Committee
Constituency
Filibuster
Gerrymandering
Incumbent
Jurisdiction
Law
Lawmaking Function
Midterm Election
Open Seat Election
Oversight Function
Party Caucus
Party Leader
Party Unity
Pork
Reapportionment
Redistricting 
Representation Function
Seniority

Summary of Chapter 11: 
Members of congress once elected are likely to gain reelection- incumbency. Congress is separated by the House and Senate with different leaders; neither whom can speak for the other. Fragmentation occurs through partisanship which serves as a common bond between members of the same party. Each House and Senate standing committees has different jurisdiction over bills in a particular area. The major function of congress is to enact legislation but only occasionally take lead on national issues. 

Image- My image represents the incumbency that is strived to become reached with the members. I believe that members of congress that are already elected have a much higher advantage of being reelected, and the red balloon displays that it has the advantage such as someone who is already in congress does.

]]> 2019-03-08 00:31:57 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138128 Makenna Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138366
Vocabulary:
Bicameral Legislature
Bill
Cloture
Conference Committee
Constituency
Filibuster
Gerrymandering
Incumbent
Jurisdiction
Law
Lawmaking Function
Midterm Election
Open-seat Election
Oversight Function
Party Caucus
Party Leader
Party Unity
Pork (Pork-barrel)
Reapportionment
Representation Function
Seniority

Summary:
Once members of congress get elected they are more likely to be re-elected once again (aka incumbency). Congress is a fragmented institution. They are separated into a bicameral legislature. Each section is known as either the House of Representatives or the Senate. These two chambers work together in decision making or lawmaking functions. However, the leaders of each chamber cannot speak for the other chamber. The major function of Congress is to enact or create legislature. The second most important part of the Congress is their representation function. This gives them a voice for the people they represent as well as the state they represent. Their third and final most important function is oversight. This allows the Congress to take a deeper look into things and truly implement new legislative acts.

Image Explanation: This image shows how I see a bicameral legislature. There are two "chambers" well in this case people working together to solve an issue just like the Bicameral legislature we have in congress works together when creating bills and using their various powers and functions. I believe that when working together these two chambers can have good problem solving ability and are also progressing in their lawmaking functions. So as in this image the bicameral legislature is similar to this image firstly in its imagery.
]]> 2019-03-08 00:33:19 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138366 Michelle Sims bicameral legislature- two chambers, the House and the Senate Party leaders-leaders in their parties effort party unity-members of a party band together on legislation and stand against the opposite party. party caucus- party members meet periodically in a closed session jurisdiction-policy area in which it is authorized to act seniority-based on time served on the committees https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138611    A three fold cord is not easily broken. Party unity that stands against the opposing party, when unified is difficult to divide them. ]]> 2019-03-08 00:34:41 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138611 Charles Cooper - 11 vertigorillaz https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138659  ]]> 2019-03-08 00:34:57 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138659 Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138707 2019-03-08 00:35:13 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138707 Soledad Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138716 Incumbents
Bill
Seniority

In chapter 11 people who hold office, incumbents, have advantages over policy or possible bills as well as their reelection. Although in a case of controversial issues or scandals they do run the risk of not being reelected. Incumbents must be able to adapt to changes and face new/opposing members. Their seniority does over power any disadvantages this may bring. PACs, Super PACs and interest groups are more likely to support someone that has been in office longer.]]> 2019-03-08 00:35:15 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138716 Chloe https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138723 bicameral legislature
bill
cloture
conference committee
 

]]> 2019-03-08 00:35:17 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138723 Austin Fonseka chapter 11 austinchaf https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138746 The relationship between a person and a paddle can be compared to the bicameral legislature. If you want to get somewhere  you have to work cooperatively with the paddle, likewise with the House and the Senate if they want to pass a bill they have to work together and come to a agreement. If the paddle breaks or the person gets tired it would be like a Filibuster in the senate.]]> 2019-03-08 00:35:24 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138746 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138796 Cade

Incumbent
Cloture
Service strategy
Redistricting 
Gerry mandering ]]> 2019-03-08 00:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138796 Chapter 11 bicameral senate house of representatives oversight Chapter 11 covered the many obligations that Congress is granted, from the requirements of election to the process in which a bill becomes law. The United States Legislature is bicameral which means it is separated into two parts, the Senate and the House of Representatives. One of the most important jobs of Congress is the Oversight committee that oversees supervising the executive branch and how laws are being implemented. This image represents the Congress as a whole. Senate being the zoo keeper and the animals being the House. The House out numbers the Senate by over 300 people and many have different opinions much like different species, although there are some may who also agree with each other like some species who are cohabitants. https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138868 Hannah Rollins]]> 2019-03-08 00:36:11 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339138868 Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139074 1)]]> 2019-03-08 00:37:26 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139074 Chapter 11 summary Kim https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139133 When members of congress is elected, they usually get reelected because they use their platform to gain more support from the people. The Congress has no single leader and has two leaders which are The house and the Senate. Sharing the power with the committee and sub committee, who then influence policy decisions . The main function of Congress is to propose legislation. ]]> 2019-03-08 00:37:41 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139133 Michelle Sims chapter 12 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139373 2019-03-08 00:38:53 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139373 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139541 Chapter 11 Vocabulary - Javier Cortez
My first post was deleted]]> 2019-03-08 00:39:46 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139541 Estefania Lopez - Ch. 12 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139934  The chapter talks about the qualifications of a president, the powers it has and its limitations, what a person needs to become a president and how he gets there and the process, The understanding from the image I chose is: candidates only portrayed the good side rather than their flaws, we wouldn't really vote for someone who has a criminal history or any other bad thing, so the party and the candidate only show what they want the public to see. 
- Cabinet 
- Honey moon period
- momentum
- unit rule
- electoral college]]> 2019-03-08 00:42:09 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339139934 Chapter 12 Kim https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339140342 Cabinet
honey moon period
whig theory
unit rule
white house office

]]> 2019-03-08 00:44:27 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339140342 Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339140437 Dillon Russell

This chapter discussed several concepts of legislature and elections. For example, it discussed likelihood of incumbent reelection, the reasons for the creation of the bicameral legislature, and other legislative tactics such as fillibustering, to name a few. 

I chose the picture because the houses are separate, split in 2.]]> 2019-03-08 00:44:52 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339140437 Ch 11 Foust https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339141172 The legislative branch can be compared to this image of a  cruise ship, because....
The people that tend to vacation of cruises, have been on them previously and continue to take cruise like vacations, much like incumbents sustains seats. 
Seniority plays a heavy role in the activities vacationers take part in, much like how seniority can dictate committee positions inside Congress. 
A cruise ship is adrift and powerless without ports or connections to the main land, much like how the House and Senate need the support and aid of their constituency to ensure their job's success and purpose. 
This cruise ship is going no where, just like Congress.]]> 2019-03-08 00:48:41 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339141172 Chapter 12 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339141366 Dillon Russell

This chapter explored concepts of the executive branch, and he powers of the president. As an example,  it discussed the president's cabinet, the president's powers such as vetos,  as well as regulation affecting presidential power (war powers act) 

This photo represent the power the president holds]]> 2019-03-08 00:49:41 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339141366 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339141584 2019-03-08 00:50:44 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339141584 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142052 2019-03-08 00:53:06 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142052 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142352 Javier Cortez. Gayle king with oversight while R Kelly is dead on arrival and filibustering. ]]> 2019-03-08 00:54:37 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142352 Donald Chapter 11 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142962 The main purpose of Congress is the Lawmaking Process, where Bills are brought to the surface and discussed among the people there until it gets discarded or it will go on to be looked into in more detail by the Conference Committee. If it gets accepted, it will become a Law. The attached picture is a good representation of how people feel should congress actually wind up agreeing on something and managing to pass a full fledged law.]]> 2019-03-08 00:57:46 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142962 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142979 Chapter 12

Invisible primary
Momentum 
Whig theory
Honeymoon period

]]> 2019-03-08 00:57:49 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339142979 Austin Fonseka Chap.12 austinchaf https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339143065 The rainbow represents the honey moon period of the presidents. The approval rating of president can be compared to the guy thats happy after the rain because he found a gold pot at the end of the rainbow.

]]> 2019-03-08 00:58:16 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339143065 Chapter 12 Foust https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339144107         ]]> 2019-03-08 01:02:48 UTC https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339144107 https://padlet.com/vertigorillaz/Spring19Hybrid/wish/339144125 javier cortez chapter 12
honeymoon period over but stewardship theory in full effect with his cabinet being dismissed. 

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