constitution

=__** JB'S ADVANCED PLACEMENT UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS **__=

__** UNIT 1: CONSTITUTIONAL UNDERPINNINGS (The Constitution and Federalism) **__

Unit 1 Identifies

__** Unit 1 Power Points **__

**Origins of the Constitution**

**Federalism**

__** Unit 1 Case Briefs **__

Significant Question: Explain the effect of the majority decision on the scope and power of the U.S. Supreme Court and the federal government.
 * //Marbury v. Madison// (1803):**

Significant Question: Explain the effect of the majority decision on federalism/relationship between the federal government AND the states.
 * //McCulloch v. Maryland// (1819):**

Significant Question: Discuss the majority decision and the majority decision in **//Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States// (1964)** on federalism/relationship between the federal government AND the states.
 * //Gibbons v. Ogden// (1824):**

Significant Question: Discuss the majority decision and the majority decision in **//United States v. Morrison// (2000)** on federalism/relationship between the federal government AND the states.
 * //United States v. Lopez// (1995):**

__**NOTABLE FEDERALISM CASES**__
 * - not assigned for Case Briefs

//Fletcher v. Peck// (1810)

//Barron v. Baltimore// (1833)

//Hammer v. Dagenhart// (1918)

//National Labor Relations Board v. Jones and Laughlin Steel// (1937)

//Baker v. Carr// (1962)

//South Dakota v. Dole// (1984)

//Printz v. United States// (1997)

//National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius// (2012)

//Obergefell v. Hodges// (2015)

__** Unit 1 Major Legislation **__


 * Federal Judiciary**

[|Judiciary Act of 1789]


 * Federalism**

[|Social Security Act]

[|Medicare and Medicaid (Social Security Act Amendments)]

[|Civil Rights Act of 1964]

[|Voting Rights Act of 1965]

[|Title IX of ESEA (1972)] [|Clean Air Act (1970)] [|American with Disabilities Act (1990)] [|No Child Left Behind (NCLB) (2002)] [|Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act (Welfare Reform Act) (1996)]


 * __ Unit 1 Primary Sources __**

excerpt from John Locke's //Second Treatise// in "State of Nature"


 * __ Constitutional Convention __**

[|Con Source Library]

__** Federalist and Anti-Federalist Arguments **__


 * The Constitution and the Nature of Republican Government**

Anti-Federalist

Anti-Federalist

by James Madison

by James Madison


 * The Presidency**

Anti-Federalist

by Alexander Hamilton


 * The National Judiciary**

Anti-Federalist

by Alexander Hamilton


 * A Bill of Rights**

Anti-Federalist

by Alexander Hamilton


 * __ Unit 1 Videos __**

[|The Constitutional Convention - Constitution Hall Pass Video]

[|Separation of Powers - Constitution Hall Pass Video]

[|The Bill of Rights - Constitution Hall Pass Video]

[|Marbury v. Madison - Constitution Hall Pass Video]

[|Federalism - Constitution Hall Pass Video]

__** Unit 1 Podcasts **__


 * __More Perfect__**

[|"Kittens Kick The Giggly Blue Robot All Summer"] - judicial review, //Marbury v. Madison//, //Brown v. Board of Education//


 * __Civics 101__**

[|Autocracies & Oligarchies & Democracies! Oh My!]

[|Democratic Norms]

[|Separation of Powers]

[|Emoluments]

[|Treason]

[|How To Amend the Constitution]

[|The Federalist Papers]

[|Federalism]

[|Welfare]

[|Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)]

[|https://www.civics101podcast.org/civics-101-episodes/ep116]

[|Native American Reservations]

[|U.S. Territories]

[|Obstruction of Justice]

[|The National Archives]