Amador's Comp Civics Unit 4 reviews a year-longs worth of research and information about the three branches of government
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Amador's Comp Civics Unit 4 reviews a year-longs worth of research and information about the three branches of government
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4/28/2021
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April 30, 2021
The Supreme Court
<p>In this final episode, Amador Comp Civics Unit 4 talks about the Judicial Branch, the weakest branch of government. We review Article III, the appeal system, standards of justiciability, and our proposals for court reform. Marbury v. Madison (1803), Brown v. Board (1954), Baker v. Carr (1962), Roe v. Wade (1973), and so much more!</p>
April 30, 2021
Congress
<p>In this episode, Amador Comp Civics Unit 4 talks about the most unproductive branch of government with the lowest approval rating: the Legislature. Why is it so slow? Did the Founders want to make it that way? What is the filibuster? What is partisan gerrymandering? Why only 435 members in the House? What does the Constitution say about the Legislature's powers? Found out here by listening in!</p>
April 28, 2021
The Presidency
<p>In our first episode, Amador Comp Civics Unit 4 talks about the strongest branch of government: the Executive. We review what the Constitution says about the Presidency, Executive Orders, Administrative Agencies, War Powers Resolution, and so much more!</p>
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