Introduction to Government - Federalism
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Forms of Government Lesson Plans - Federalism
Storyboard Text
- Coin Money
- FEDERAL GOVERNMENT - POWERS
- Create and Maintain Schools
- THE STATES - POWERS
- 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III 4 = IV
- Roman Numerals
- 5 = V 6 = VI 7 = VII 8 = VIII
- Create Foreign Policy
- Establish Local Governments
- 1. Increase Property Tax Discussion 2. Road Repair on Main Street 3. Proposal for a Public Swimming Pool
- Town Hall Meeting Agenda
- Maintain the Armed Forces
- Create Laws Not Listed in the Constitution
- Firework Possession Laws
- Gambling Laws
- Driving Age Laws
- Alcohol Consumption Laws
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- Drivers License -Teen driver - State Farm - (License Attribution )
- Fireworks - bayasaa - (License Attribution )
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- Pints of Beer - Simon Cocks - (License Attribution )
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