  1. Enlightenment Boxing notes  2. Preamble to the U.S. Constitution  3. Colonial Influences foldable  4. Hey King! Get Off Our Backs! Reading 

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  1. Enlightenment Boxing notes  2. Preamble to the U.S. Constitution  3. Colonial Influences foldable  4. Hey King! Get Off Our Backs! Reading  5. Hey King! Get Off Our Backs! Cutout Activity  6. Just Right Government Reading  7. Federalism Reading 一 Bell Ringer Pick up a test study guide from the front and prepare these papers for your notes check.

  Foundations of Government, Law, and the American Political System!  America: the Love Story!  Exploring Your Options (Influences on the Framers)  How did the Enlightenment make us consider leaving England? (Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, Montesquieu)  How did important documents make us consider leaving England? (Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, Mayflower Compact, Common Sense)

 二 WHAT HAVE WE DONE SO FAR  America: the Love Story!  Before the Breakup (England vs. American Colonists)  What acts did England pass that made us not want to be together with them?  The Fight (Declaration of Independence)  How did we break up with England?  The Rebound (Articles of Confederation)  What caused us to want to leave our rebound relationship?

  America: the Love Story!  The Keeper (U.S. Constitution)  How did the Constitution help us form a more perfect union?  What I Like About You (Articles vs. Constitution)  How was the Constitution much better for us than our rebound relationship? Please come to the front and pick up one study sheet (a long rectangle of paper) and one study chit (a small rectangle of paper). You may work together.

  1. Enlightenment Boxing notes  2. Preamble to the U.S. Constitution  3. Colonial Influences foldable  4. Hey King! Get Off Our Backs! Reading  5. Hey King! Get Off Our Backs! Cutout Activity  6. Just Right Government Reading  7. Federalism Reading 三 Notes Check

 四 What to Expect from Tests New Answer Sheets When you walk into the room on the day of a test, pick up an answer sheet from the front table. DO NOT LOOK FOR YOUR OWN NAME. Sit down. Your desk should only have someone’s answer sheet and a pencil on it. Do not give the answer sheet you picked up to anyone else. Fewer Questions This test only has 28 questions. This means that you need to be very careful since just a few wrong can drop you a letter grade. 0-2 incorrect = A 3-5 incorrect = B 6-8 incorrect = C 9-11 incorrect = D incorrect = F

 四 What to Expect from Tests When you are finished Put the answer sheet in the upper-right corner of your desk. Put the test on top of that so that your answers are hidden. Get a book to read from the class library. You do not need permission to go get a book from the classroom library. You may read a book you brought from home instead. Strange Numbering Your answer sheet will have numbers 1 through 100. The first question on your test is numbered 11. Where should you bubble your first answer? I will remind you again on test day.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり十分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり九分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり八分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり七分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり六分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり五分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing. All legal cheating papers must be turned in on the day of the test before the test begins.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり四分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing. All legal cheating papers must be turned in on the day of the test before the test begins.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり三分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing. All legal cheating papers must be turned in on the day of the test before the test begins.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり二分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing. All legal cheating papers must be turned in on the day of the test before the test begins.

五 What Is Legal Cheating? ( のこり一分 ) When there are ten minutes left for your test, I will announce that it is time for legal cheating. Anything you wrote down for your study guide today may be referenced during the last ten minutes of testing. All legal cheating papers must be turned in on the day of the test before the test begins.

がんばって！ Study hard. Good luck tomorrow!