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Freedom v. Order and Shay’s Rebellion
Freedom v. Equality and the ADA
Provide explanation and support for each
question
 Why are the freedoms you listed important to
you?
 Why are you willing to give up the freedoms you
listed?
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Typologies
 Centrist
 Liberal
 Conservative
 Statist
 Libertarian
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Question 5- McCain and Obama
 Help site: http://obama-mccain.info/
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Political Culture Review Session Recording
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Sample Question:
 If the United States operated today under the Articles of
Confederation, issues such as the effect of carbon emissions on the
environment would be handled by
▪ A. Congress.
▪ B. the executive branch.
▪ C. the Supreme Court.
▪ D. popular vote.
▪ E. the individual states.
2.11
Constitution
2.15
Federalism
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Question:
 Discuss three problems of decentralization that occurred under the
Articles of Confederation. For each problem you list, identify one
solution that the Constitution provides to address the problem.
 Some have argued the tension between decentralized power and
centralized power continues to exist. Support this argument by
explaining how one of the following demonstrates the continued
tension.
▪ Environmental policy
▪ Gun control
▪ Disability access
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How will an AP Grader score this essay?
How should I organize this essay?
Where can I find the answers?
 Page 23- Weaknesses of the Articles
 Constitution
“FRQ and
You”
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What does this mean?
 Decentralization is the process of the federal
government handing over more and more
responsibility to the states.
 Centralization would be the opposite.
 Historians criticize the Articles of Confederations as
"too decentralized“
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Current Conflicts
 ADA
 Gun Control
 Environment
Tip: Don’t
discuss the
controversy.
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What is federalism?
Centralization v. decentralization AGAIN
Chart
 New Deal
 Great Society
 New Federalism
 Devolution Revolution
▪ Chapter 3
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Katrina Questions
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2.10- Changes to the script
2.14- Unfunded Mandates
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Call or set up an appointment
Articles of Confederation
Compromises during convention
Virginia v. NJ plan
Antifederalists arguments against the
constitution
Slavery and the Constitution
Advantages of Federalism
McCullough v. Maryland and national
supremacy.