Discussion Day

Post your chapter 19 questions here! 

Review Day 11.19.13

Post your multiple choice questions. 

2nd Period Discussion Day

Four questions from chapter 11 sections 1 and 2.  

Group Day 9.20.13

Four Groups:
Give an Example of your group and explain what, when and why they were formed and why (why not) did they still exist.
Chuma Economic Protest Parties
Matt and Blake- Ideological and Single Issue Parties
Brandt and Thomas- Splinter Parties
Jake and Grant- Why Third Parties Matter?

9.26.13- Homework

Post two questions from chapter 5 section 1 and two questions from chapter 5 section 2.

9.21.13- Analyze the following political cartoons

Look at the two political cartoons (above).  What message is each trying to get across about the crisis regarding the power of congress to control the money in the federal government?  After you do that, post an additional thoughtful comment, questions, or idea regarding this issue. Note: You will have to do some additional research about this topic in order to post.  Include in your post a link to where you got your information.  DUE WEDNESDAY.

9.19.13- Read the following articles about Starbucks

Read the article below about starbucks and post two comments, questions, or thoughts regarding this decision and how interest groups might respond using the propaganda techniques we discussed.

Starbucks article #1

Starbucks article #2

9.10.13- Post your Money Talks posts here.

Thanks,
Mr. Farmer

9.6.13

Elections
Groups will blog a summary about Federal Regulation, Election Day (and how early voting has impacted that), Precincts and polling places, and Automated (electronic voting) Positives and Negatives

 

Dec. of Independence and I have a dream speech

Read both (on the website under readings) What are the similarities in these two documents that Dr. King is drawing on?  Each student will make 1 blog post and 2 comments.

INFORMAL AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION

2nd Period discussion day #1

Post your 4 questions from Chapter 1 sections 1 and 2 here.

What are the marks of a good government?