1. Even More Midterm Review!!

2. 1.We can identify the parts from Unit 2 on the Midterm.
Success Criteria 1/10/2017
1.We can identify the parts from Unit 2 on the Midterm.   
2.We can compare and contrast the components of the Midterm from Unit 2.  
3.We can analyze scenarios on federalism to understand its real world application.
 4.We can analyze scenarios in order to understand the role of regulatory agencies in our gov’t.
Answer in a complete sentence
What is a regulatory agency? Why do we need to have them?

3. New Year House Cleaning
Test Make Ups – if you have not taken the Unit 3 Exam YOU MUST MAKE IT UP
Midterm Exams Coming Up
Coach Class Wednesday
Projects are really past due!

4. Midterm Review Day 5
Unit 2
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch

5. Challenge!
Who can name every level of the Executive Branch?? Who can name the actual people in them?

6. Purpose: to enforce laws
Executive Branch
Purpose: to enforce laws
President
Controls the whole country
Governor
Controls the whole state
Mayor
Controls the whole city

7. How do they get things done?
Executive Branch
How do they get things done?
Executive Orders
An order passed by the president that has the force of law
Why do they use these?
When Congress won’t get it done
Provide safety and equality

8. How do they get things done?
Executive Branch
How do they get things done?
Regulatory Agencies
A gov’t office that enforces rules and regulations on businesses to protect the public
Why do they use these?
Businesses cannot be trusted to protect consumers, workers, environment

9. Purpose: to interpret laws
Judicial Branch
Purpose: to interpret laws
Supreme Court
Has the final say, performs judicial review
District Courts
Courts for the state

10. Federalism Each level is in charge of certain things Creates money
National Gov’t
Creates money
Controls the military
Protects copyrights
State Gov’t
Controls schools
Controls elections

11. Emergency Powers
National, State, and Local gov’ts all are responsible to protect their citizens from disasters Scenario A: Riots have broken out across a major city. What can the governor do? 1. Declare a state of emergency 2. Take control from the mayor 3. Call the National Guard Which one do you think would be the best option? Why?

12. Emergency Powers
National, State, and Local gov’ts all are responsible to protect their citizens from disasters Scenario B: A massive hurricane is heading for a major city and would be devastating if it hit. The governor could… 1. Declare a state of emergency 2. Request the national gov’t to help 3. Call the National Guard Which one do you think would be the best option? Why?

13. Emergency Powers

14. Powers of Congress Practice
Use the pinkish colored paper to read the “Clauses” from the Constitution that describe the powers given to Congress.
Read the scenario and decide which clause this scenario falls under
Provide a one sentence explanation as to WHY the scenario fit that clause

15. Quick /9
Have you ever taken a test that encompasses so much information? Are you confident that you will do well? When do you think you should begin to study?