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Mrs. McCann’s ClassGovernment Presentation
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EXECUTIVE BRANCHby, Grace
The Executive Branch makes sure people follow the laws that the Legislative Branch make. The leaders of this branch are the President
and Vice President.
EXECUTIVE BRANCHBy, GRACE
LEGISLATIVE BRANCHBy, Alex
The Legislative Branch makes laws for the Nation.
The Legislative Branch is made up of the Congress. Congress
is the House of Representatives and the
Senate.
LEGISLATIVE BRANCHBy, Alex
JUDICIAL BRACHBY, Jobian
The Judicial Branch is made up of the courts. The Judicial Branch makes
decisions.
THE JUDICIAL BRANCHBy, Jobian
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNMENTSBy, Erin
In North Carolina the Governor is on the Executive Branch. The groups on
Legislative Branch in North Carolina are the North Carolina House of Representatives
and the North Carolina Senate. The North Carolina Courts and Council are on
the Judicial Branch.
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERMENTSBy, Erin
CARY MAYORBy, Diya
The current Mayor of Cary is Harold Weinbrecht. His term
expires in December 2011. Expires means that he will no longer be the Mayor. He gets to be Mayor
for 4 years.
CARY MAYORBy, Diya
RALEIGH MAYORBY, SOFIA
The Mayor of Raleigh is Charles Meeker. His term ends in 2011. That means
he won’t be mayor anymore.
RALEIGH MAYORBY, SOFIA
MAYORBy, Morgan
A mayor gives leadership to the city. He gets people to
visit our city. He gets more special events for our city.
He helps education. He serves as the city’s
representative for the state.
MAYORBy, Morgan
NORTH CAROLINA US SENATORSBY, JOSEPH
Richard Burr and Kay Hagen are North Carolina US Senators.
Senators serve for six years. The next Senator election will be in
2014 for Kay Hagen.
NORTH CAROLINA US SENATORSBy, Joseph
NORTH CAROLINA STATE GOVERNMENT
BY, AICHA
Beverly Perdue is the Governor. Walter
Dalton is the Lieutenant Governor.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE GOVERNMENT
BY, AICHA
GOVERNORBy, Aiden
The Governor does many things. The Governor dedicates new highways attends to funerals and proclaims special days. He helps
in emergencies and he manages the state government.
When the Governor is out, the Lieutenant Governor is in charge.
GOVERNORBy, Aiden
PRESIDENTAL REQUIREMENTSBy, Aaliyah
To become a president, you have to be at least 35
years old. You have to be born in the United States. You also have to have lived
in the United States for 14 years.
PRESIDENTAL REQUIREMENTSBy, AALIYAH
ELECTION RULESBY, ETHAN
James Madison and Alexander Hamilton made up the
election rules. They made up the rules on a document
called the Constitution.
ELECTION RULESBY, ETHAN
PRESIDENTAL TERMSBy, Collin
Every four years, Presidents are elected. 2 times in your life you can be elected
for President.President Franklin Roosevelt was special
because he was President for more than 8 years. He was the only
President who served the USA for that long.
PRESIDENTAL TERMSBy, COLLIN
PRESIDENTAL CANDIDATESBy, Patricia
A Presidential Candidate wants so badly to be elected
President . Presidential Candidates ask people if they want to vote for him or her.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATESBy, PATRICIA
2 MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIESBy, Connor
A political party is made up of people that usually think alike about different
issues.There are two major parties in the
United States. They are the Democrats and the Republicans.
2 MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIESBy, CONNOR
POLITICAL PARTIESBY, ISMAIL
Current President Obama and former President Clinton are Democrats.
Former president George Bush and John McCain are Republicans.
Early in the election process, many people run for president or any office.
Early in a campaign there are all kinds of Republican candidates and all kinds of Democratic candidates. Then some drop out.Then each party makes a nomination for only one candidate.
POLITICAL PARTIESBY, ISMAIL
CAUCUSES AND PRIMARIESBY, EMILY
The first elections are called Caucuses or Primaries.
Iowa usually has the first Caucus. New Hampshire has the first Primary.
CAUCUSES AND PRIMARIESBY, EMILY
PRESIDENTIAL TICKETBy, Will
What happens at the National Convention? Each state holds a big meeting called a convention
where they elect people called delegates who support their favorite candidates. Then in July or August each party holds its National Convention. This is where the
delegates get together and select one candidate to nominate for President and one to nominate for Vice
President.
What is a ticket? The 2 nominees are called a ticket.
PRESIDENTIAL TICKETBy, Will
CAMPAININGBy, Chakri
A debate is where they talk about why the candidates want everybody to vote
for them. To win the election, the Presidential Candidates travel around
to see who else can vote for them. They make lots of TV and radio commercials.
CAMPAININGBy, Chakri
You have to be 18 years old and registered to vote in
order to vote. You can only vote one time. When you
register to vote, your name gets put on a list.
VOTINGBY, FAITH
VOTINGBy, FAITH
WINNING THE ELECTIONBy, Noora
The candidate with the most votes may not always win in the election to be the President. This is because votes are counted by
each state. The nominees are trying to win each state.
WINNING THE ELECTIONBy, Noora
ELECTORAL VOTESBy, Camden
Each state is assigned a certain number of electoral votes based on
its number of Senators and Representatives. Each state gets one
vote for each person that it has on Congress. California gets 55 Electoral
Votes. Rhode Island only gets 4 Electoral Votes.
ELECTORAL VOTESBy, Camden
FINALLY WINNINGBy, Anna
A ticket needs a majority of the Electoral Votes, or 270
Electoral Votes, to win.
The new President and Vice President are then sworn in
during January. Then they can begin their term.
FINALLY WINNINGBy, ANNA
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