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1 Assignment draw the Diagram below in your spiral. 2. Open your workbook to page 67 Wednesday October 18, 2017 Autocracy both Democracy
2 Class Business Canned Food Drive Starts this Monday 10/9 Ends Monday 10/23 Goal= at least 2,000 items school wide Mr. H. would like 500 items 4 items per student 1 ticket per item (10 max) 5 items= 1 piece of candy Goes to FEAST of Palm Harbor It s a great cause
3 FEAST Food Drive Challenge Class Total items raised (goal= 500 by 10/23) Items 201
4 Halloween Dance Party Thursday October 26 th 4:15-5:45 in the cafeteria $3 Tickets go on sale Monday before school and during all lunches Students may bring costumes and change into them before the dance No weapons, masks and dress code applies
5 Halloween Dance Want to be King or Queen of the Dance? Get in free Wear a crown Announce songs with the DJ Judge the costume contest Be a VIP For every 10 FEAST items you donate you will get a ticket from your social studies teacher. The king of queen will be drawn Monday 10/23 and announced Tues. 10/24
6 Kahoot C.3.1 Review tomorrow Bring your phone
7 Homework tonight Assignment # 3 C.3.1, Forms of government mrharbaugh.com Homework Page Free response Due Friday by 9am
8 C.3.1 Scale I can see real world connections between this learning goal and current events in Civics. Today I can explain the forms of government below: oligarchy theocracy autocracy (dictatorship) democracy anarchy monarchy
9 C.3.1 Compare different forms of government Today s Learning Target Goals: How does an autocracy compare to a democracy?
10 What do you know about autocracy's?
11 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro 2 Assad 3. Stalin 4. Kim Jun un 5. Hitler 6. GHussain 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
12 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad 3. Stalin 4. Kim Jun un 5. Hitler 6. GHussain 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
13 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin 4. Kim Jun un 5. Hitler 6. GHussain 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
14 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un 5. Hitler 6. GHussain 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
15 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un C 5. Hitler 6. GHussain 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
16 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un C 5. Hitler A 6. GHussain 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
17 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un C 5. Hitler A 6. GHussain F 7. Mussolini 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
18 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un C 5. Hitler A 6. GHussain F 7. Mussolini E 8. Abdulaziz al Saud 9. King George III
19 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un C 5. Hitler A 6. GHussain F 7. Mussolini E 8. Abdulaziz al Saud I 9. King George III
20 A Name that dictator (autocrat) H B C D G E F I 1. Castro G 2 Assad D 3. Stalin B 4. Kim Jun un C 5. Hitler A 6. GHussain F 7. Mussolini E 8. Abdulaziz al Saud I 9. King George III H
21 Workbook Page 67, paragraph 2 Read A-Loud
22 BrainPop- Adolf Hitler Absent students: The BrainPop username is carwise_ms or send Mr. Harbaugh a Remind text for the PW
23 democracy What do you know about democracies?
24 Workbook Page 67, paragraph 3 Read A-Loud
25 BrainPop- Democracy Absent students: The BrainPop username is carwise_ms or send Mr. Harbaugh a Remind text for the PW
26 Copy and classify these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force. 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy
27 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy
28 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force
29 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Power comes from the people.
30 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Power comes from the people.
31 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Power comes from the people. The people vote.
32 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Power comes from the people. The people vote. Leaders must follow a Constitution.
33 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Citizens have little freedom. Power comes from the people. The people vote. Leaders must follow a Constitution.
34 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Citizens have little freedom. Has leadership. Power comes from the people. The people vote. Leaders must follow a Constitution.
35 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Citizens have little freedom. Citizens have few rights. Has leadership. Power comes from the people. The people vote. Leaders must follow a Constitution.
36 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Citizens have little freedom. Citizens have few rights. Has leadership. Power comes from the people. The people vote. Leaders must follow a Constitution. Ruled by an autocrat.
37 Copy and complete these sentences on your Venn diagram. 1. Power is acquired by force 2. Power comes from the people. 3. Ruler shares power with no one. 4. The people vote. 5. Leaders must follow a Constitution. 6. Citizens have little freedom. 7. Has leadership. 8. Citizens have few rights. 9. Ruled by an autocrat. 10.Two types: direct & representative. Autocracy both Democracy Power is acquired by force Ruler shares power with no one. Citizens have little freedom. Citizens have few rights. Has leadership. Power comes from the people. The people vote. Leaders must follow a Constitution. Two types: direct & representative. Ruled by an autocrat.
38 Copy each sentence below your Venn Diagram and complete. 1.An autocracy and democracy are different in that. 2.An autocracy and democracy are similar in that. 3.As a citizen I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because. 4.If I were a ruler I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because.
39 Copy each sentence below your Venn Diagram and complete. 1.An autocracy and democracy are different in that. 2.An autocracy and democracy are similar in that. 3.As a citizen I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because. 4.If I were a ruler I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because.
40 Copy each sentence below your Venn Diagram and complete. 1.An autocracy and democracy are different in that. 2.An autocracy and democracy are similar in that. 3.As a citizen I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because. 4.If I were a ruler I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because.
41 Copy each sentence below your Venn Diagram and complete. 1.An autocracy and democracy are different in that. 2.An autocracy and democracy are similar in that. 3.As a citizen I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because. 4.If I were a ruler I would rather live in a (autocracy or democracy) because.
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