1 QUIZ Part 1: Geography Draw a map of the United States with as much detail as you can. Draw in state borders, oceans and names. You may use abbreviations. Spelling does not count. You have 10 minutes starting now! NO COMPLAINING OR CHEATING! JUST TRY!

2 A hint: Draw this outline and try to label the states

3 How did you do? How many states make up the United States?

4 QUIZ Part 2: Who am I? Write down the name and number of each person/thing as each slide comes up in the PowerPoint. Spelling does not count.

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24 1 Former President George W. Bush

25 2 Vice President Joe Biden

26 2 Chainz, Graduated 2nd in his high school3

27 and Malcolm X: Civil Rights LeadersMartin Luther King and Malcolm X: Civil Rights Leaders 4

28 Former leader of Al-Qaeda5 Osama Bin Laden, Former leader of Al-Qaeda

29 Donald Trump, Republican Candidate for President6

30 Mr. Pinchera, NBHS Principal7 Mr. Pinchera, NBHS Principal

31 United States Supreme Court Justices8 United States Supreme Court Justices

32 9 John Kerry, Secretary of State

33 Yoenis Cespedes: Defected from Cuba in 201110

34 Jim Crow, Not a real person 11

36 Barack Obama, President of the United States13 Barack Obama, President of the United States

37 14 Hillary Clinton, Democrat Presidential Candidate

38 15 United States Constitution

39 16 First Lady, Michelle Obama

40 Dan Malloy, Connecticut’s Governor17

41 Mayor Erin Stewart 18

42 Mrs. Clement-Reddington19

43 Welcome, Class of 2020 to New Britain High School!

44 Part 3: Introduction to our GovernmentWhat is this year all about? You need to know what your getting yourself into for the next 180 days! There is nothing to figure out. Pay attention, do your work and participate!

45 Silently on your paper answer the following questions…1. What are the 5 freedoms guaranteed to Americans in the 1st Amendment to the Constitution? 2. What are the 3 branches of the U.S. government? 3. Which branch of government has the authority to declare war? 4. If the President vetoes a bill passed by Congress, is there another way for the bill to become a law AND how? 5. Who are your state’s 2 senators? 6. Who were the NBA champions in 2012 and 2013?

46 Assemble Speech Petition Religion Press1. What are the 5 freedoms guaranteed to Americans in the 1st Amendment to the Constitution? Assemble Speech Petition Religion Press

47 2. What are the 3 branches of the U.S. government?

48 3. Which branch of government has the authority to declare war?Congress, not the President

49 4. If the President vetoes a bill passed by Congress, is there another way for the bill to become a law and how? To pass a bill over the President's objections requires a two-thirds vote in each Chamber. Historically, Congress has overridden fewer than ten percent of all presidential vetoes.

50 5. Who are your state’s 2 senators?Richard Blumenthal Chris Murphy

51 Information People form a government to provide structure for making and enforcing decisions that affect the common good. Governments have constitutions to define their structure and power. The U.S. Constitution divides power between the national and state governments through a separation of powers. Power is limited through the use of checks and balances. The U.S. is a democracy which means the government gets power from the consent of the governed to avoid tyranny and protect people’s rights.

52 U.S. Constitution We need to study the past to understand laws and rights that people have today. This entire course relates to the U.S. Constitution. At the end of this year, you will learn many rights and limitations you have as a United States citizen.