Date: May 8, 2012 Topic: Review Day 2 Aim: How can a successful review elevate our scores on the final exam? Do Now: Multiple Choice Questions.

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Date: May 8, 2012 Topic: Review Day 2 Aim: How can a successful review elevate our scores on the final exam? Do Now: Multiple Choice Questions.

 Majority/Minority Leaders – try to steer floor action to their parties benefit. Chief spokespeople for their parties in both the House and Senate.  Whips – Assistant floor leaders in both the House and Senate. Serve as a link between the party leadership and other members. Ex: Gauge support for a particular bill.  President as:  Chief Executive – The President has the power to issue executive orders that have the effect of law.  Chief Diplomat – the President is the chief negotiator of treaties with other nations. Let’s Look

 Commander in Chief – the President is the head of the US armed forces.  Chief Legislator – the President can recommend legislation to Congress.  Chief of State – the President is the ceremonial head of government.  The Speaker of the House would be next.  Balancing the ticket is what presidential candidates hope to accomplish by choosing a VP candidate. Ex: a male from the Northeast might choose a female from the Southwest. Lets Look…

 The Electoral College is the method of choosing the President. Their numbers in each state are determined by simply adding the Senators and members of the House. The framers chose this method due to the educational and distance barriers of the early United States. Is this an effective method today?  Presidential primaries are the state by state elections in which the party chooses their presidential nominee.  Nominating Conventions – the party organizes their platform, the party delivers their message to the American people, the Presidential and VP candidates are formally introduced.  Swing States – the states that the Presidential candidates compete over. These states are up for grabs. Hello.