Directions: Work on your notebooks today if they are not updated. For any new left pages below (i.e.
court case left pages) you should more creatively express the ideas of the case-, so use a picture, a
cartoon, a diagram, etc.
Quarter 1 Notebook: Units 1-3
Title Page: AP Gov- 3-5 visuals (may be drawn or printed out)
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John Locke: Second Treatise on Government
Unit 1 Title Page- 3-5 visuals
Power, Authority, and Legitimacy worksheet
Chapter 1 Reading Questions (h.w.)
Direct vs. Representative Democracy
Theories on Who Governs
Fixing the Articles of Confederation
Chapter 2, part 1 Reading Questions
Plans at the Const. Convention
Chapter 2, part 2 Reading Questions
Bill of Rights- Scale (Rank the amendments from most important to least and explain why
you chose the top one in the paragraph below)
Bill of Rights Activity
Chart of the three branches of government
Constitution Questions Matrix
List of Top 5 things everyone should know about amending the Constitution
1st Current Event Article
Federalist #10 Pamphlet
Federalist #10 worksheet
Chart: Framing the Constitution- Elitist vs. Democratic (write points on each side)
Roche v. Beard worksheet
Checks and Balances Diagram
Checks and Balances worksheet
Unit 1 Key Terms
Unit 1 Key Terms
Venn Diagram- Federal, State, Concurrent Powers
Chapter 3, Part 1 Questions
Reflection on Federalism- What do you think?
T-Chart on Pros and Cons of Federalism and answers to in-class reading on devolution
Left page on Marbury v Madison
Marbury v Madison answers to questions
Left page on McCulloch v Maryland
McCulloch v Maryland answers to questions
Timeline on Federalism (homework)
Chart on important court cases involving federalism (handed out in class Sep. 30)
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Different Kinds of Federalism chart
Chapter 3, part 2 reading guide
Grants Page
Unit 2: Federalism Key Terms
5 Myths of Federalism
Notes on State and Local Governments (in class)
Political Culture/ Political Ideology chart
Chapter 4, Part 1 Reading Questions
5 Elements of American Political Culture- Web
Chapter 4, Part 2 Reading Questions
Liberal/ Conservative T-chart (you make it on different beliefs)
Reflection - What do I believe? Where do I stand? ( How did you come out on the survey in
class? Were you surprised by the results? Are there some issues in which you depart from
your “party”? Which ones? )
Chapter 4 Summary chart
Culture war articles response: 1- Explain what is meant by “culture war.” 2- Do you think it
is happening or is it exaggerated in the media?