1. Make sure you’ve taken a piece of paper and 2 markers from next to the door. Are you sitting in your assigned seat??? Turn the orange paper side ways and fold half. Top left Corner: Birth City Top Right Corner: # of siblings Bottom Left Corner: Favorite Music artist Bottom Right Corner: Two things you enjoy outside of class In the Middle write your First and Last name large. Take out your HOMEWORK AND SPIRAL!!!

2. Zombie Apocalypse! Now what?

3. Scenario One year ago government scientists dropped a vile of an untested “rage” causing serum on a test monkey, monkey bites scientist, scientist bites co-workers, co-workers bite those outside the facility, and so on in typical zombie fashion.

4. You and your classmates... through countless close calls the gruesome deaths of loved ones And a lot of luck, have managed to stay alive for a year and suddenly the zombies have stopped coming...

5. It’s now been a month with no zombie activity and although cautious you feel it might be time to move on. But to what? There is no longer police, a president, or a government. You all feel it’s an opportunity to start over. What will this new society look like? X

6. - Determine the five main tenants (laws) that help to govern your new state. - Who will do the following jobs? Food production (scavenging/growing) Cleanliness and Sanitation Law enforcement/Protection Medical Care Education - Who will create new laws? - Who will determine if the laws are broken? - What will be the punishments for breaking the laws?(Discuss a graduated punishment system) Your task Each Group member should answer questions in their Notebook #1 Engaging in more serious discourse will earn you participation points

7. Overall, how did development of your new government go? What did you all immediately agree on? What did you all immediately disagree on? Based on this experience do you think people can be trusted to govern themselves? Why or why not?

8. Homework Throughout human history people have chosen, or been forced, to abide by many forms of government. The government you and your group created today is more than likely not something entirely new. Tonight (and over the weekend) research 4 different types of governments. Give a 2-3 sentence description for each. Then decide which of the four your groups’ government best matches and explain why.