Friday, January 31st

Agenda:

1. Discuss SCOTUS FRQ
2. Judicial Philosophy Chart

Thursday, January 30th

Agenda:

1. Turn in Supreme Court Terms
2. Finish Notes - Ch 16 The Judicial Branch

Homework:

1. Print out...Judicial Philosophy Chart...we will be complete it in class tomorrow

Wednesday, January 29th

Agenda:

1. Supreme Court Terms Chart

Tuesday, January 28th

Agenda:

1. Intro to Unit 2 (Judiciary, Civil Rights, Civil Liberties) Intro
2. SCOTUS Case: Marbury v. Madison
3. Notes - Ch 16 The Judicial Branch

Homework:

1. Bring Textbook

Monday, January 27th

Agenda:

1. Unit 1 Exam

Homework:

1. Read Ch 16 - The Judiciary

Friday, January 24th

Agenda:

1. SCOTUS FRQ Workshop

Homework:

1. Unit 1 Test Monday

Thursday, January 23rd

Agenda:

1. Finish Federalism Terms Chart
2. SCOTUS Case Presentation: US v Lopez
3. Intro to AP GOPO FRQs

Homework:

1. Unit 1 Test Monday

Wednesday, January 22nd

Agenda:

1. Textbook Check
2. McCulluch v. Maryland review
3. Federalism Terms Chart

Homework:

1. Unit 1 Test Monday

Tuesday, January 21st

Agenda:

1. Turn in Fiscal Federalism Chart
2. Finish Notes - Federalism
3. SCOTUS Case: McCulloch v Maryland - Graphic Organizerfor notes on presentations

Homework:

1. Bring Textbooks
2. Unit 1 Test Monday

Friday, January 17th

Agenda:

1. SCOTUS Case Graphic Organizer for notes on presentations
2. Notes - Federalism

Homework:

1. Fiscal Federalism Chart

Thursday, January 16th

Agenda:

1. Constitution Review Presentations
2. Notes - Federalism

Homework:

1. Fiscal Federalism Chart - due Tuesday

Wednesday, January 15th

Agenda:

1. New Seats!
2. Welcome Back
3. REMINDER: SCOTUS Presentations and Current Events
4. REMINDER: Semester and Chapter Reading Guide and Terms by Unit List
5. Constitutional Concepts Group Poster Review

Homework:

1. Read Chapter 3 - Federalism

Recommended SCOTUS Case Research Sites:

1. Street Law
2. PBS Landmark SCOTUS Cases
3. OYEZ
4. Cornell Law
5. Wikipedia (use with obvious caution)

You may use other sites, this list is just a start for your research