Module 1 DBA

Welcome to Module 1

Objectives

Define natural rights and discuss the purpose of government.

The importance of the Constitution.

Comparing beliefs of the federalists and anti-federalists.

Identify and discuss foreign and domestic policy.

Which objective do you feel most confident in?

What is your confidence level for module 1?

What's module 1?

Pretty good.

I'm the master of module 1

What do you rememeber or what stood out to you regarding module 1?

What is more important: your individual rights or your responsibility to the common good?

What do you see, think, and wonder?

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Are natural rights and indivdual rights the same thing? Is that a misconception?

Discuss one problem with the Articles of Confederation. How was this fixed with the Constitution?

What do you see, think, and wonder?

antifederalists

FEDERALISTS

Wanted a strong central government.

They feared the federal government would take away freedoms.

Creation of the federal bank.

Thought having a president was necessary.

Democratization

Foreign Policy

Free Recall

Can you add to your earlier list? What are additiional take-aways from module 1?

You did it!

Congratulations

What I loved....How to improve.....Module Review: I will send it.

What to look forward to in Module 2: A more in depth forcus on the executive, judicial, and legislative branch.

All done!

Objectives

Define natural rights and discuss the purpose of government.

The importance of the Constitution.

Comparing beliefs of the federalist and anti-federalists.

Identify and discuss foreign and domestic policy.

Which objective do you feel most confident in?

The US has had a trade embargo with Cuba since 1962.

The Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010.

The US declared war on Japan on Dec. 7, 1941.

During Covid the IRS extended Child Tax Credit, that sent monthly checks to imporverished families.

What is your confidence level for module 1?

What's module 1?

Pretty good.

I'm the master of module 1

Antifederalist/Federalist

What was the purpose of adding the Bill of Rights to the Constitution?

To make sure slavery would end.

To strengthen to the power of the states government's.

To help protect the citizens from the power of the federal government.

A

C

B

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Students will be able to show mastery by:discussing natural and individual rights, identifying problems with the Articles of Confederation and how it was corrected by the Constitution, identifying and matching-up federalists and antifederalists beliefs, recalling the features of democratization, understanding foreign policy by completing the Frayer Model and analyzing a political cartoon, to successfully complete the module 1 dba.

Why does a written Constitution matter?

Government

Pick one form of government and discuss the pros and cons

Autocracy

Representative Democracy

Bill of Rights

What was the purpose of adding the Bill of Rights to the Constitution?

To make sure slavery would end.

To strengthen to the power of the states government's.

To help protect the citizens from the power of the federal government.

A

Next

C

B

Contextualize your topic with a subtitle

Students will be able to show mastery by: discussing natural and individual rights, identifying problems with the Articles of Confederation and how it was corrected by the Constitution, identifying and matching-up federalists and antifederalists beliefs, recalling the features of democratization, understanding foreign policy by completing the Frayer Model and analyzing a political cartoon, and reviewing and matching-up foreign and domestic policies to successfully complete the module 1 dba.