USA History / Mr.Saindon
Monday, April 15
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Friday, April 19
Essential Question
What events and/or decisions caused conflict within United States that to led to war?
Objective
a. The students will be able to explain a series of events that led to the Civil War.
Background
Tensions grew for many years before the first shots rang out at Fort Sumter, signaling the beginning of the Civil War. There was a clear division between the north and the south's perspectives of this young country. The Missouri Compromise, The Compromise of 1850, The Dred Scott Decision, John Brown's Raid, Uncle Toms Cabin, and the 1860's election did not occur in a matter of days of each other. These events spanned forty years. To people in the south, those long years of dissatisfaction intensified when Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860. This was a final straw that led to several southern states seceding from the Union.
Article II
The Executive Branch
The President of the United States
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Describe and identify the job of the President and the Executive Branch
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List the expressed powers and demonstrate understanding of them
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Identify the “Presidential Roles” of the President
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Define the “checks” on Presidential Powers and “checks” that the President has on Congressional Powers
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Describe Executive Orders and give examples
Article II The President The Executive Branch
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