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Limited Government

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this is Tuesday October 20th 2020 we are still in unit to the United States and Canada and as we started yesterday guys we are going to be talking about limited and unlimited governments to start off with I would want you to look at the next light here you're going to stop the video for about a minute and I want you to give me your thoughts or what comes into your mind when you see this picture are you going to do a entry ticket in your nearpod and you're going to tell me what you think this means or what you thought when you first saw it take a minute stop the video pause the video right now think about it and what are your best thoughts guys what comes into your mind when you see this video or this picture here. The video and here guys is the explanation of the video based on the picture who had more power or of course in the video you see that the crown had more I was trying to get you guys to remember last year when you were talking about American history and King George and the 13 colonies in the picture. You should the King George had all the power his crown was Heavy with power and the 13 colonies had no Power King George had unlimited government it all the power over the 13 colonies and the 13 colonies had no power this is what we were discussing for the next few days but to Frayer models that you created government and unlimited government this is our CEO aurello and RSO I will learn to differentiate big word that we always use here in school differentiate what does it mean to know the day Prince or to be able to identify between two types of government limited and unlimited governments that's what we need to learn what will we do for language you're going to read you're going to write you're going to compare match or lichen and make a journal entry would you should have started yesterday you have you should have created that are bottles are social objective guys like always have to be on time to the classroom connection and you will mute and unmute your mic when I when I ask you to do so and you will be on camera when I ask you to do something these are the Frayer models guys that you should have created yesterday you should have written this definition yesterday if you did not pause the film now or pause the video. Yourself and you're going to write down this definition you should have done this yesterday what you're looking at here guys or let me go back here and that's all right the definition for limited government is a government that has legal limits on it especially on the leaders usually in the form of a constitution what does that mean we had talked about during Celebrate Freedom week that we have a constitution we have a document that tells us what our laws are in the document guide in in the in the Constitution guys it has laws that limits the government our government cannot do whatever they want especially our leaders you're going to write this note down also sorry this note here in a limited government the power of the leaders are limited what is the next note that you're going to ride you you're going to see film all the time you going to pause the video and write this down now if we were in class guys we would go to our textbook online and it's so beautiful and how many school but we just can't do that on video I am super limited on the video but we would turn to page 106 in our textbook and we would see that we would be reading about world governments and then we would focus all of these sections here the main ideas the Big Ideas and especially on this lower portion limited government many countries expense including the United States Canada and Mexico have democratic governments a democracy is a form of government in which the people elect and rule by majority guys in your head you should have bells and whistles going on because if we go back to our Frayer models and we discussed this yesterday we're going to look at limited government this was the definition we're going to talk about the characteristics the examples and the non examples so when I finish reading this section just the very first section many countries including the United States Canada Mexico have democratic government which section dies of the Frayer Model can we fill in with this information here many countries including the United States Canada and Mexico have democratic government a democracy is a form of government in which the people elect leaders and rule by majority which part of this Frayer Model could we fill in now if you said examples you are absolutely right you will do this in the near past the guys tomorrow or probably the end of the week you should fill in this now the USA Mexico and Canada would be examples of limited government pause the video and write that down in your notes next guys we will talk about the details and the features the characteristics and other words what are we going to see in governments guys that are limited going to see so we're going to talk about the characteristics of the details the features what you would see in one of these government and what super important is because we go to my book Turn the Page and we will look at this section on the very next page of our textbook which we can I do now but just pretend that we just turn the page and we would look at this section here and focus on this bottom section here which says a democracy whether direct or indirect is also a form of limited government which is the word that we are concentrating on today limited government is a type of government that has legal limits on its power usually in the form of a constitution you would go back to our freedom model guys we would list that countries that have a constitution are characteristics or features or these are the details of countries guys that have a limited government like the USA Mexico and Canada these countries have a constitution and we already said that the constitution is the law these countries that have a limited government where the government cannot do whatever they want they have a constitution of the video now and write that down and another note that I want to add is this one here in many la what is government the individual rights of the people are detailed or listed in the Constitution so what is your name yes it is the law and in it it says that the leaders cannot do whatever what their power is limited and that's super important that's cuz we have an election coming up I just went and voted yesterday super cool that I could go as an American citizen for the leaders of our country we will talk about who I voted for later and write this important note because what you're going to find the Constitution going to find is the fact that in many limited government the individual rights of the people in other words your rights you have that you discussed last year freedom of the press the freedom of religion all of these rights guys guys are listed they are detail they are put in a list in the Constitution and countries with limited governments guys have this right have these rights are these losses listed or chose or written in a constitutional because our form of government is called a limited government it is also called a constitutional government to remember that because you're going to need that on the nearpod going to have to answer what is another name for a limited government it is called a constitutional government tomorrow we will you going to write these notes down you're going to go to the nearpod and you're going to answer questions play a little matching game and we'll have some more at baby sitting there for you to do with these notes that you

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