SLO I - Student Learning Outcomes - FEDERALISM
- Due Sep 15, 2024 by 11:59pm
- Points 25
- Submitting a text entry box or a file upload
- Available after Sep 11, 2024 at 12:01am
Goals/Objective
Describe our system of federalism and apply it to a current federal-state conflict (see, below for further instructions).
Instructions
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SECTION I: Explain
(Copy and paste into your word processor and answer with each designated number/section so that every paragraph has a heading)- The concept of federalism. (make sure to reference the constitutional basis of federalism, specifically Article 1, Section 8; the 10th and 14th Amendments; and any landmark US Supreme Court cases defining the respective roles of the federal and state governments).
- why a written constitution is important.
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the difference between federalism and the "separation of powers," that
is, the three branches of government:
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SECTION II
Identify and explain a contemporary conflict with our system of federalism
(federal versus state) and use specific example(s):- See Rubric, below
Download SLO#I Federalism.pdfDownload SLO#I Federalism.docx.
- See Rubric, below
How to Submit
- Upload your files (either PDF or a word doc), but NOT Apple PAGES (Canvas can't read it). All submissions must receive a Turnitin score, which is applied automatically, unless you are using obscure word processing software.
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Grading
- See the rubric (scroll to bottom)
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Rubric
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Total Points:
25
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