Post a comment containing one thing that you think we will be studying in AP US Government this semester. Do not copy any of your classmates posts. Leave your name and period at the bottom of each post.
I believe we will be going into depth about what really goes on in the government, maybe learn something about the democracy when it first created and how people felt about it. Maheen Meraj 6th period
I think that we will learn about the different levels of government and how they interact to characterize the politics of America. Dhilan Patel 7th Period
I think we will be studying about how the US government have adapted its laws to events and issues throughout its history since the birth of the nation - along with the struggles or troubles throughout the process Michael Ibay 7th period
I think we will learn about the development of political parties as well as the differences between them and how they have affected our government along with our elections. Amaani Nazarali Period 6
This semester I believe we will thoroughly learn more detailed information about what the speaker of the house and senate do. Katarina Shanar 6th period
I think we will be learning about various constitutional principles and the different political parties, and how those ideas and policies influence us as American citizens. Ashwini Prabhu 6th Period
I think we will learn about the formation of the US government, the advantages our government has over other governments, the disadvantages and advantages of our government in general (whats good about it vs whats bad), the political parties and their stances on the major situations and problems of the US, and possibly how our generation can help improve our government and fix it flaws to help the US prosper more as a nation than it currently is. Mohammad Ejaz 6th period
I think we will learn about how society and the people effect the government through various factors such as: religion and social/mass media. Bonita Hall 6th period
I think that we will learn about the US governments formation along with its principles and how they have transformed to fit the ideals of todays US citizens. Danielle Davis 6th
I believe that we will learn about how the US government impacts American society, as well as how we the citizens affect the government. Basically, we will learn how what we do in society causes the government to do what it does.
I think we will learn how the constitution (or rather our interpretation of it) has evolved to encompass the changes that come with different era. Jahrid Clyne 6th
I think that we will learn about Congress, and about the difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate and the way in which each one functions.
I think we will be learning about how government and the law works and operates in this country, whether that be through the constitution or laws that have been established throughout the country.
One of the grants that the Supreme Court had given to the states is the Internet Tax Nondiscrimination Act of 2004 which was an unfunded mandate meant to stop states from collecting taxes from taxing internet services and transactions and that too discriminatory taxes . It had cost about 80-120 million dollars in order to incorporate this mandate. The recipients were the general public who were Internet users. Also, this grant has accomplished what it has intended to do after being extended by Congress multiple times and also Obama until the Permanent Tax Freedom Act was voted by the House and approved by Obama. Through this, the potential of the information and services provided by the Internet has been reserved to people and permanently banned from being exploited.
I think we're going to learn about the relationship between the people and those that govern them and the process of getting those representatives elected. Abigail Okunade 7th pd
going more in depth of the U.S. Constitution
ReplyDeleteCamille Trusclair 1st
I believe we will be going into depth about what really goes on in the government, maybe learn something about the democracy when it first created and how people felt about it.
ReplyDeleteMaheen Meraj 6th period
I think we will study what government policies have changed or remained unchanged over the many years.
ReplyDeleteBrandon Wong 7th
I feel we will learn about the daily functions of the government: domestic and foreign.
DeleteDivya Aaloori-7th
I think that we will learn about the different levels of government and how they interact to characterize the politics of America.
ReplyDeleteDhilan Patel
7th Period
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ReplyDeleteI think we will be studying about how the US government have adapted its laws to events and issues throughout its history since the birth of the nation - along with the struggles or troubles throughout the process
ReplyDeleteMichael Ibay 7th period
I think we will be studying about impeachment as a current events topic.
ReplyDeleteHenry Zhang 7th Period
Famous court cases
ReplyDeleteHunter boyd period 6
I think we will learn about the development of political parties as well as the differences between them and how they have affected our government along with our elections.
ReplyDeleteAmaani Nazarali Period 6
This semester I believe we will thoroughly learn more detailed information about what the speaker of the house and senate do.
ReplyDeleteKatarina Shanar 6th period
I think we will be learning about various constitutional principles and the different political parties, and how those ideas and policies influence us as American citizens.
ReplyDeleteAshwini Prabhu 6th Period
I think we will learn about the formation of the US government, the advantages our government has over other governments, the disadvantages and advantages of our government in general (whats good about it vs whats bad), the political parties and their stances on the major situations and problems of the US, and possibly how our generation can help improve our government and fix it flaws to help the US prosper more as a nation than it currently is.
ReplyDeleteMohammad Ejaz 6th period
I think we will learn about how society and the people effect the government through various factors such as: religion and social/mass media.
ReplyDeleteBonita Hall 6th period
I think we will learn about the various roles a government fills and how those have changed over time.
ReplyDeleteAlisha Zuté 6th period
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ReplyDeleteI think we will learn about how each branch of the government will work and how laws are passed and enforced in the country.
ReplyDeletePaul Manavalan 7th
I think that we will learn about the US governments formation along with its principles and how they have transformed to fit the ideals of todays US citizens.
ReplyDeleteDanielle Davis 6th
I believe that we will learn about how the US government impacts American society, as well as how we the citizens affect the government. Basically, we will learn how what we do in society causes the government to do what it does.
ReplyDeleteI think we will learn how the constitution (or rather our interpretation of it) has evolved to encompass the changes that come with different era.
ReplyDeleteJahrid Clyne 6th
I think we will learn about different rights and amendments and how they came to be with each president.
ReplyDeleteAyush Singh 6th period
We will learn about the declaration of independence.
ReplyDeleteAbraham Pazhoor period- 6
I think we will be going in depth about court cases.
ReplyDeleteAngie Mancino 6th period
I think we will be studying the separation of powers and federalism.
ReplyDeleteHenry Feng 7th Period
I think we will learn more about the articles of confederation and why is was a bad system of government
ReplyDeleteBenjamin Sunny 6th Period
I think we will learn about each presidents' eligibility and election and develops to our current time.
ReplyDeleteJanah Dela Cueva 6th
I think that we will learn about Congress, and about the difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate and the way in which each one functions.
ReplyDeleteJerin Jose 7th
I think we will be learning about how government and the law works and operates in this country, whether that be through the constitution or laws that have been established throughout the country.
ReplyDeleteBlesson Chacko, 7th Period
One of the grants that the Supreme Court had given to the states is the Internet Tax Nondiscrimination Act of 2004 which was an unfunded mandate meant to stop states from collecting taxes from taxing internet services and transactions and that too discriminatory taxes . It had cost about 80-120 million dollars in order to incorporate this mandate. The recipients were the general public who were Internet users. Also, this grant has accomplished what it has intended to do after being extended by Congress multiple times and also Obama until the Permanent Tax Freedom Act was voted by the House and approved by Obama. Through this, the potential of the information and services provided by the Internet has been reserved to people and permanently banned from being exploited.
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ReplyDeletei think we'll be learning study democratic ideas, the balance of powers, and tension between the practical and ideal in national policymaking.
ReplyDeletelearning more about the foundation of the country (joined class late)
ReplyDeletejacob rice p.7
I think we're going to learn about the relationship between the people and those that govern them and the process of getting those representatives elected.
ReplyDeleteAbigail Okunade 7th pd
The process of ratification
ReplyDeleteAlan John
5th Period
The in-depth process of impeachment, as there is a distinct potentiality it may occur with our current president.
ReplyDeleteJacob Mallory
5th
The in-depth process of impeachment, as there is a distinct potentiality it may occur with our current president.
ReplyDeleteJacob Mallory
5th