1. Set up your Bell Ringer and Exit Ticket Pages
Bell Ringers
Feb
Exit Tickets
Feb

2. How does the government pay for things it needs to spend money on?
Bell ringer
How does the government pay for things it needs to spend money on?

3. Legislative Powers Vocabulary

4. Lesson Frame
We will- Analyze vocabulary used when discussing the legislative powers of Congress I will- Determine the source of power for the legislative branch

5. Inherent powers- power to rule and create _______ given to _______ because it is part of the government Appropriations- _________ allocated by a legislature for a stated purpose as part of a spending bill or budget Direct Tax- paid by _______ on whom it is imposed Impeachment- to bring formal ______ against public officials for wrongdoing Perjury- _______ under oath

6. Word Bank
Funds
Laws
Congress
Lying
Charges
Person

7. Inherent powers- power to rule and create laws given to Congress because it is part of the government Appropriations- funds allocated by a legislature for a stated purpose as part of a spending bill or budget Direct Tax- paid by person on whom it is imposed Impeachment- to bring formal charges against public officials for wrongdoing Perjury- lying under oath

8. Found in the Constitution 3 types
Legislative Power
Found in the Constitution
3 types
Enumerated- written in the Constitution (Article I)
Implied- follow through of Enumerated powers
Elastic Clause- from Article 1, “necessary and proper” to completing legislative goals
Inherent- power to make laws because it is part of government

9. What gives the government power to collect taxes?
Exit Ticket
What gives the government power to collect taxes?