Unit 3 Organization document for homework and classwork--2006 PDF

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This will help students organize their stuff. They will be able to keep on top of every homework and class assignment. This will also help with exams next week....

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Unit 3 Organization Lesson #1 - Civil War & Reconstruction lesson. Icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can describe the expansion of civil rights in Civil War & Reconstruction period through the 13,14 & 15 Amendments. Key terms / concepts: Secession, Emancipation Proclamation, 13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, 15 Amendment, due process & equal protection.

Lesson #2 – Jim Crow lesson. Icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can explain the effect of Jim Crow laws on African Americans following the end of Reconstruction. Key terms / concepts: Black Codes, Segregation, "Jim Crow's" effect on Education, Public Accommodations, Marriage & Family and Voting Rights.

Lesson #3 – Plessy v Ferguson. Icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can explain the impact of Plessy v Ferguson on Civil Rights & early Civil Rights Leaders Key terms/concepts: Separate Car Act, “Separate but equal”, Booker T Washington, Tuskegee Institute, WEB DuBois, NAACP

Lesson #4 – Brown vs Board lesson icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can describe the Supreme Court’s decision and its’ impact. Key Terms/ concepts: Brown v Board, NAACP, 14th Amendment, Alabama Gov George Wallace

Lesson #5: Road to Civil Rights I icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can explain the significance of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the 24 Amendment & the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Key Terms/concepts – Civil Rights Act of 1964, 24th Amendment, Voting Rights Act of 1965, Loving v Virginia, Dixiecrats, Ku Klux Klan, Little Rock 9, Montgomery Bus Boycott, Greensboro Sit-in

Lesson #6: Civic Action & Change icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can identify the impact of the 19th Amendment & Americans with Disabilities Act on the expansion of civil rights Key Terms/concepts: 19th Amendment, Americans with Disabilities Act

Lesson #7 Anneberg Federalism – video & guide 1 lesson Learning Target: I can analyze conflicts over the respective roles of national & state governments in our federal system. Key terms/concepts- Endangered Species Act, Unfunded Mandate, Carrot & Stick Approach, Devolution

Lesson #8 Power to the States! icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can define & distinguish reserved, expressed, implied & concurrent powers. Key terms/concepts – sovereignty, 10th Amendment, reserved powers, expressed powers, implied powers, concurrent powers, police powers

Lesson #9 “Federal” in Federalism icivcs.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can define federalism & explain the division of power between national government & state governments. I can explain the significance of the Supremacy Clause & the Necessary & Proper Clause. Key Terms/ Concepts: The Supremacy Clause, Necessary & Proper Clause, federal, Confederal, Unitary systems of government.

Lesson #10 Gibbons v Ogden icivics.org 1 lesson Learning target: I can describe the Commerce & Supremacy Clauses' effect on the Supreme Court decision Gibbons v Ogden. Key Terms/Concepts: Commerce Clause, Supremacy Clause

Lesson #11 Crash Course #4 Learning Target: I can identify these forms of federalism: Dual, Cooperative & Regulated. I can describe grant in aid programs: categorical (formula & project) & block grants Key Terms/Concepts: Dual Federalism, FDR’s New Deal, “layered cake” federalism, Cooperative Federalism, “marble cake” federalism, categorical grants (formula & project), block grants, Regulated Federalism, New Federalism, Devolution

Lesson #12 McCulloch v Maryland icivics.org 1 lesson Learning Target: I can describe how the Supremacy Clause & the Necessary & Proper Clause expanded the powers of the National Government in the Supreme Court decision McCulloch v Maryland Key Terms/ Concepts: US Bank, Necessary & Proper Clause, Supremacy Clause...