AP Gov & Econ - January 2014
MsStephanieTsai@gmail.com
Sun.
Mon
day
12
13
NO
SCH
OOL
http://govlover.weebly.com
Tues.
Wednesday
14
http://www.quia.com/profiles/govlover
Thurs.
15
16
- Final Metacognition due
- Spring HW check
- Discussion of Constitution, USA Ep.2
- Review of Spring course expectations
HW: Crash Course Annotations (on postits all pages for Judiciary, Civil Liberties,
Civil Rights, and Court Cases)
19
20
NO
SCH
OOL
(MLK
Jr
Day)
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27
Tutoring:
3:30-5:00
- Unit 4 Portfolio (inc. Study Guide) Due
- Mock SCOTUS Trial
and Debrief
- Unit 4 Exam
HW: Study for Unit 4
Exam; Complete Unit 4
Portfolio (incl. Ch. 16,
4, 5, reading notes)
HW: Notes Ch. 12 (pages 333-341)
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- PBS.org The Supreme Court
- Supreme Court Periods Review
(Warren-Roberts)
- SCOTUS Graphic Organizer Rvw
- Mock SCOTUS Preparation on
laptops
HW: Mock SCOTUS Preparation
Unit 4 Study Guide, Unit 4 Quia MC
29
- Unit 4 Quia MC due
17
- Read and annotate Art. III
- Review Fed. 78
- Supreme Court Periods Review:
John Marshall Court (PBS.org The
Supreme Court)
- SCOTUS Graphic Organizer Rvw
23
- Online fall content review (civil rights,
Quia, Hippo, YouTube, etc) on laptops
28
Sat.
18
HW: Study Unit 4 Key Terms and
court cases
HW: 14th Amendment Reading
26
Friday
30
31
Congress, Day 1 discussion
Tutoring:
3:30-5:00
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Unit 4 Key Terms (Also reference Court Cases Graphic Organizer)
Defining & Connecting or Concept Mapping Key Terms
Instructions: For each of the three chapter sets of key terms (including the additional terms), you must either connect corresponding
terms together into smaller themed lists or create a concept map for the chapter. (i.e. If I was connecting Ch. 16 terms, I would map
together the terms judicial activism, judicial restraint, strict construction, loose construction, and original intent because they are all
philosophies a judge or justice could have about the way they interpret their role and the Constitution.) In total, you should have 3
sets or concept maps upon submission of your portfolio.
Ch. 16 – The Federal Judiciary
appellate jurisdiction
civil law
Courts of Appeal
criminal law
dissenting opinion
federal district courts
judicial activism
judicial implementation
judicial restraint
judicial review
Judiciary Act of 1789
jurisdiction
justiciable disputes
legislative court
majority opinion
Marbury v. Madison
original jurisdiction
political questions
precedent
SCOTUS
senatorial courtesy
Solicitor General
standing to sue
stare decisis
statutory construction
Additional Judiciary Key Terms
ABA
Attorney General
Brief
Burger Court
Concurrent jurisdiction
Concurring opinion
Constitutional courts
Docket
injunction
Litigants
Loose construction
Marshall Court
Original intent
Overturned
Plaintiff
Rehnquist Court
Rule of four
Senate Judiciary Committee
Strict construction
Upheld
Warred Court
Writ of certiorari
Writ of mandamus
Ch. 4 – Civil Liberties
14th amendment
Barron v. Baltimore
Bill of Rights
civil liberties
commercial speech
cruel and unusual punishment
Eighth Amendment
Engel v. Vitale
establishment clause
exclusionary rule
Fifth Amendment
first amendment
free exercise clause
Gideon v. Wainwright
Gitlow v. NY
incorporation doctrine
Lemon v. Kurtzman
libel
Mapp v. Ohio
Miller v. CA
Miranda v. Arizona
plea bargain
prior restraint
probable clause
right to privacy
Roe v. Wade
Schenck v. US
search warrant
self-incrimination
Sixth Amendment
Additional Civil Liberties Key Terms
Defendants rights
Due process clause
Eminent domain
Lemon Test
Miller Test
Obscentity
Privileges and immunities clause
Procedural due process
Selective incorporation
Slander
Slaughterhouse Cases (1873)
Substantive due process
Total incorporation
Writ of habeus corpus
Ch. 5 – Civil Rights
13th amendment
14th amendment
15th amendment
19th amendment
24th amendment
Adarand Constructors v. Pena
affirmative action
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 1990
Brown v. Board
civil rights
Civil Rights Act of 1964
civil rights movement
comparable worth
Dred Scott v. Sanford
equal opportunity
equal protection clause
equal results
grandfather clause
Korematsu v. US
Plessy v. Ferguson
poll taxes
Reed v. Reed
Regents of UC v. Bakke
Suffrage
Additional Civil Rights Key Terms
Betty Friedan
de facto segregation
Equal Pay Act of 1963
Equal Rights Amendment
Executive Order 9066
Intermediate scrutiny
NOW
Seneca Falls Convention
Strict scrutiny
Title IX of Education Act of 1972