Unit+11+-+Georgia's+Government


 * Classroom Presentation** (in order to view the presentation and listen to the audio lectures simultaneously, right click the .pdf attachment [or, if using a Mac, control + click the attachment], open the attachment in a separate window, and play the appropriate audio presentation below)**:**




 * Audio Presentations **(open the classroom presentation above in a separate window, and select the appropriate audio presentation by hitting the play button)**:**


 * Supplementary Resources **(a number of items have been provided below - pictures, video clips, downloadable attachments, etc. - to help you further investigate the themes and lessons encountered in this unit; note that, due to certain Internet restrictions, not all video clips may be accessible while at school):


 * Note**: Many of the following images were taken from //The Georgia Studies Book: Our State and the Nation// (Jackson, E.L., Stakes, M.E., Hepburn, L.R., & Hepburn, M.A.; 2004; Athens, GA: The Carl Vinson Institute of Government). Though there are many fine Georgia Studies textbooks in circulation, this one is, in my opinion, the most excellent and has been, for over a decade, the standard!!!




 * VIDEO CLIPS:**

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 * How a Bill Becomes a Law ("Just a Bill" from Schoolhouse Rock):**

[|The Green Tree Frog - How a Bill Becomes a Law]

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 * Georgia Government Review:**


 * Enrichment Activities **(using the "Analyzing a Primary Source" worksheet, download and analyze one of the attached primary source documents below)**:**


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