Bellringer
Identify the amendment(s) that is being violated in the scenarios.
1. You have been
4. The Washington Post was
1 shut down because of its
1,8 sentenced to life in
prison for wearing a
criticisms of the
lavender shirt.
government.
2. You are accused of
5. You are arrested for
2 owning a weapon.
stealing Jimbo’s
5,6 Pittsburgh Penguins
6. The government tells you
jersey. The jury is
that you must wear pink
9,1
nonexistent. You go to
on Wednesdays.
jail.
7. The national government
3. You are required to
will now take away
10 power from the states
house 10 Marines while
3 they are stationed at
and make traffic laws.
the local base.
8. The school prevents
1 people from worship
during the school day.
9. The government
prevents people from
1 protesting against
Congress.
10. The police search
4 your car because they
want to.
Executive Branch
Who is in charge?
What is their main
job?
President
Carries out
the laws.
Legislative Branch Judicial Branch
Congress
Makes the
laws.
Supreme Court
Interprets
the laws.
How many amendments are in
the Bill of Rights?
10 amendments
What are the freedoms that are
provided in the first amendment?
1.
Freedom of speech
2.
Freedom of religion
3.
Freedom of press
4.
Freedom of assembly
2nd Amendment – The right to bear arms.
3rd Amendment – No quartering of
soldiers in your home
without your consent.
4th Amendment –
No
unlawful/unnecessary
searches/seizures.
“I
plead
the
fifth!”
Rights
of
the
accused.
5th Amendment – Due process of law – there is a process of
steps that you must go through when you
are accused.
6th Amendment –
Right to a speedy trial
by jury (criminal) and
an attorney.
7th Amendment –
Right to a trial by jury
for civil cases.
8th Amendment –
No excessive bail or fines.
No cruel and unusual
punishment.
9th Amendment –
Rights go beyond what is
listed in the BOR.
10th Amendment –
There are rights reserved
for the states and the
people.
Skip the Presidents Section:
We will do this for review after
our Gallery Walk!
Three Branches of Government
E led by the president and vice president
1. ______
2. ______
L makes the laws
3. ______
L led by Congress (House and Senate)
4. ______
E carries out the laws
5. ______
J led by the Supreme Court
6. ______
J interprets the laws
7. ______
E military
8. ______
J 9 justices
L how a bill becomes a law
9. ______
E Cabinet members
10. ______
First Five Gallery Walk
1. You will be divided into 5 groups and
assigned a president station.
2. You will be given 4 minutes to read
the placard and fill in the missing
information.
3. At the end of the allotted time, you
will rotate to the next station and
repeat the same process until all 5
presidents have been filled out.
4. When you have finished the last
station, you may go back to your
seat and glue in your page into your
notebook.
5. We will quickly review what you
learned.
George Washington
Presidential Term
1787-1797
two
Served ___________terms,
a precedent that
FDR
lasted until ______________
FDR WAS ELECTED
PRESIDENT FOUR TIMES.
THE 22ND AMENDMENT
WAS RATIFIED AFTER HIS
TIME IN OFFICE.
George Washington
Presidential Term
1787-1797
Bill of Rights
Saw the _________________________get
added
to the Constitution
Helped set up the
Federal
court
___________________
system
________
George Washington
Presidential Term
1787-1797
Benjamin Banneker to help design the
Hired ____________________
Nation’s capital city
________________________
https://www.yo
utube.com/wat
ch?v=zqTPVrOF1E
George Washington
Presidential Term
1787-1797
Opposed the growth
of ____________________
Political Parties
"continual mischiefs of the spirit of
party" making it the "interest and
duty of a wise people to discourage
and restrain it.“
- Washington’s Farewell Address
John Adams
1797-1801
Born October 30, 1735
Died July 4, 1826
Became famous for
defending
Boston Massacre
_______________________
soldiers
__________
John Adams
1797-1801
First
Vice President
_______________under
GW
First president elected
under the
Two – party system
___________________
John Adams
1797-1801
Led the U.S. in an
Undeclared
war with
___________________________
France
________
Ran for re-election and
Lost to Thomas Jefferson
__________________________
Thomas Jefferson
1801-1809
Born April 13, 1743
Died July 4, 1826
Ambassador to
France
______________,
Secretary
of State, and
Vice President to John
_______________
Adams
Defeated Adams in the
“__________________________
Bloodless Revolution of
1800
_________”
in which the
Democratic-Republicans
took control
Thomas Jefferson
1801-1809
Negotiated the
Louisiana Purchase –
____________________
doubling the size of
the U.S.
https://youtu.be/1CfW
zvjg1GM
http://www.history.com
/topics/louisianapurchase/videos/louisi
ana-purchase-doublessize-of-america
Thomas Jefferson
1801-1809
Merriwether
Hired ________________
Lewis
_____________and
William Clark
_______________________
to explore the
Louisiana
Thomas Jefferson
1801-1809
Founded the
University of Virginia
________________________
during his retirement
James Madison
1809-1817
Born March 16, 1751
Died June 28, 1836
Father of the
Constitution
Author of the
Bill of Rights
James Madison
1809-1817
Led the U.S. to
victory over Great
Britain in the
War of 1812
_____________
Had to flee the
White House
________________________
before it was burned by
British
the ____________
James Madison
1809-1817
Helped the U.S. gain
respect
the _________________
of nations around
the world.
James Monroe
1817-1825
Born April 28, 1758
Died July 4, 1831
Served as
Secretary
of War
___________________
in the War of
1812
Was president
during a period
known as the
“__________________
Era of Good
___________”
Feelings
James Monroe
1817-1825
Issued the
Monroe
Doctrine
__________________:
said that Europe
should keep out
of the
Western
_________________
Hemisphere
James Monroe
1817-1825
Born April 28, 1758
Died July 4, 1831
Helped establish the
African Nation of
Liberia
_______________
as a
place for
freed
____________
slaves
to go.
James Monroe
1817-1825
Born April 28, 1758
Died July 4, 1831
Resident of
Aldie
_______________,
Virginia on
___________________
Oak Hill
Plantation.
James Monroe
1.__________
Secretary of War during 1812
John Adams
2.__________
Defended soldiers after the Boston Massacre
Benjamin Banneker
3.__________helped
design our nation’s capital city
Thomas
4.__________hired
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
James Madison
5.__________Father
of the Constitution
George
6.__________saw
Bill of Rights added
Washington
John Adams
7.__________led
the US in an undeclared war against
France
James Monroe
8.__________told
Europe to KEEP OUT of the Western
Hemisphere in his Doctrine
George
9.__________heled
set up the federal court system
Washington
Thomas
Jefferson
10. __________ bought Louisiana Purchase from France
James Madison fled the White House before the British
11. __________
burned
it
down
during
the
War
of
1812
Thomas
12. Jefferson
__________ founded of University of Virginia
Madison
13. James
__________
author of the Bill of Rights
James Monroe
14. __________
resident of Aldie, Virginia at Oak Hill
Plantation
Name Tag Game:
Write the name of a famous person or character on a index card for
each student. Making sure that the player can't see it, stick the card to
their back.
When everyone is named, expect a lot of giggling to start with!
Then the players mingle and walk around the room asking the sort
of questions that can be answered by "yes", "no" and "not
applicable" to try to work out who they are.
Example:
(The character is "Hansel" from Hansel and Gretel)
Am I a girl?
No
Am I alive?
No
HW for tonight:
Check the website again for any answers
you may have missed on the study guide.
Use it to help you!! Feel free to replay any
of our videos to refresh your memory!
STUDY!!!
Preamble
Provide a synonym for the bold words in the
blanks.
We the People, in order to form a more perfect
country
union(___________________),
establish
fairness
justice(____________________),
insure domestic
peace
tranquility(___________________),
provide for the
security
common defense(___________________),
promote
the general welfare(___________________),
Well-being and
secure the Blessings of
freedom
Liberty(___________________)
to ourselves and
descendants do
our Posterity(___________________),
order
ordain(___________________)
and
create
establish(___________________)
this Constitution
for the United States of America.