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Civics - Make-up Assignments
Mr. Cook/Mrs. Colvin Room 214
Student-_____________ Date Absent- Jan. 17 Date Due-______
Please attach your make-up work to this sheet when you hand it in!
Homework:
In Class Work:
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• Ch. 12.3 NotesJan. 18
• Chapter 12 TestJan. 22
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Ch. 12.2
Stimulating Activity
Reading Quiz – 12.2
Go over 12.2 homework
Coop- back of homework
In Class Reading- Chapter 12.3 We
will use the audio from the book.
U.S. Customs
Focus on Alexander Hamilton
CPI
Data and the Internet
12.3 Section questions
Homework will be given out when the
audio is finished or at the end of the
period- Go over the requirements.
On Line Quiz- section 3 on the
overhead if time.
Examination:
Date and Period you will take the exam-______
Signature:____________
Day #3
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Section 2
Ch. 12
Homework due today- Ch. 12.2
– Stimulating Activity
– Reading Quiz – 12.2
– Go over 12.2 homework
– Coop- back of homework
– In Class Reading- Chapter
12.3 We will use the audio
from the book and Live Ink or
you may put on head phones
and read to your self.
– U.S. Customs
– Focus on Alexander Hamilton
– CPI
– Data and the Internet
– 12.3 Section questions
– Homework will be given out
when the audio is finished or
at the end of the period- Go
over the requirements.
– On Line Quiz- section 3 on the
overhead if time.
Chapter 12 Section 3 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
Balanced budget [307]
Surplus [307]
Deficit [307]
Audit [307]
Office of Management
and Budget- OMB
[306]
SECTION 12.3 TERMS
Chapter 12 Section 3 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
Balanced budget [307]
Surplus [307]
Deficit [307]
Audit [307]
Office of Management
and Budget- OMB
[306]
SECTION 12.1 TERMS
Budget in which revenue equals
expenditures
Chapter 12 Section 3 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.3 TERMS
Balanced budget [307]
Budget in which revenue equals
expenditures
Surplus [307]
Excess of money, such as when
a government collects more
money than it spends
Deficit [307]
Audit [307]
Office of Management
and Budget- OMB
[306]
Chapter 12 Section 3 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.3 TERMS
Balanced budget [307]
Budget in which revenue equals
expenditures
Surplus [307]
Excess of money, such as when
a government collects more
money than it spends
Deficit [307]
Shortage of money, such as
when a government spends more
money than it collects
Audit [307]
Office of Management
and Budget- OMB
[306]
Chapter 12 Section 3 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.3 TERMS
Balanced budget [307]
Budget in which revenue equals
expenditures
Surplus [307]
Excess of money, such as when
a government collects more
money than it spends
Deficit [307]
Shortage of money, such as
when a government spends more
money than it collects
Audit [307]
Careful examination by trained
accountants of every item of
income and every expenditure
Office of Management
and Budget- OMB
[306]
Chapter 12 Section 3 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.3 TERMS
Balanced budget [307]
Budget in which revenue equals
expenditures
Surplus [307]
Excess of money, such as when
a government collects more
money than it spends
Deficit [307]
Shortage of money, such as
when a government spends more
money than it collects
Audit [307]
Careful examination by trained
accountants of every item of
income and every expenditure
Office of Management
and Budget- OMB
[306]
The chief agency that helps the
president prepare the budget;
forecasts the amount of tax
income the government will
receive in the coming year
Reading
Quiz-A
Sect. 2
Reading
Quiz- A
Sect. 2
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Unit IV- The Citizen in Government
Chapter 12- Paying for Government
Homework- Section 2- Types of Taxes pg. 299-303
Types of Income Taxes that People Pay
Progressive
Federal Income Tax
Social Security Taxes
State and local Income Tax
Corporate Income Tax
II. Define the following Terms
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
income taxprogressive taxprofitregressive taxproperty taxtariff-
What are the other major taxes people pay.
Regressive Taxes
Sales and Excise Taxes
Property Taxes
Estate, Inheritance and Gift
Taxes
Tariffs
Ch. 12.3- Pages 305-308
• In Class ReadingChapter 12.3 We will
use the audio from the
book.
How do governments collect public money?
Collecting Public Money
1. Recall: What agencies collect government
revenue?
2. Sequence: What happens to tax money
after it is collected?
What steps are involved in spending public
money?
Spending Public Money
1.Recall: What two branches of government
are involved in managing public funds?
2.Predict: What events might cause a
government to have a surplus?
How do governments account for your
money?
Accounting for Public Money
1.Identify: Who conducts audits at the
federal level?
2.Draw conclusions: How do audits ensure
that funds are spent according to law?
3. Predict: What do you think might happen
if citizens did not keep an eye on
government revenue and spending?
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Unit IV- The Citizen in Government
Chapter 12- Paying for Government
Homework- Section 3- Types of Taxes pg. 305-308
How does the government collect money?
How does the government account for public money?
How does the government spend the money?
II. Define the following Terms
a.
b.
c.
d.
balanced budgetsurplusdeficitaudit-
Categorizing: Use your textbook to identify the responsibilities of
the two branches of government in creating the federal budget.
Legislative Branch
Executive branch
On Line Quiz- Ch. 12.3
• Ch. 12.3 On line Quiz