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all right guys today is Wednesday October 21st I think it is guys we are stealing unit 2 United States and Canada and just like yesterday we're going to continue filianore Frayer Model but today we're going to concentrate on unlimited government yesterday you filled in your Frayer Model your organizer but we were concentrating the word for the term limited government today we will concentrate on the word unlimited government these are Tieks here guys we discussed yesterday we are still learning or understanding the concepts the ideas of limited and unlimited we are going to see the various ways are the different ways in which people are other countries organize their governments you're going to have to be able to describe and to compare these two terms limited and unlimited government we're going to see today why we limit the power of the why do we limit the power of our and we're going to see how China and other countries Russia organize their governments here is our c c o r l o and s o I will another for your mom limited government yesterday I will read discuss compare describe my graphic organizer unlimited government and then the video that you see at the bottom drains will be your first video in the nearpod your cheeks are so if we could we would go to our beautiful online textbook but cancel I have taken a picture of a section that we would have concentrated on the name of this section is called unlimited governments we categorize governments based on who governmental power as well as by how much power they are allowed to execute we differentiate guys we call government limited and unlimited depending on how much power the government recall that in a in a limited government everyone including leaders must obey the law even Donald Trump in our country he who must obey the law or he himself can go to jail this form of government likely seems normal to you that's because in the United States the Constitution and other laws limit where leaders can and cannot do our government dinosaur Constitution limits our leaders they cannot do whatever they want he sounds like he wants to do whatever he right trumpet sounds like I got to eat sorry guys it can't happen he talks like it and he might sound like it but he cannot do whatever he want however by contrast and unlimited government is a government in which there No Limits set on the rulers power and that's what you should have written yesterday in your Freire model unlimited government an unlimited government is a government in which there are no limits set on the rulers power you should have already copied this yesterday let's keep reading so do you think if we were in our book we would have continued reading and we would have gone to this totalitarianism totalitarianism say that five times fast authoritarian governments are unlimited governments in which power is concentrated in the hands of a single person or a small group another word guys and authoritarian government is where the power is held by one person or a group of people leaders can set laws without input from those a rule they make laws and rules however they want they can also break the laws without punishment because they answer to no one is Extreme or at the most serious one authority of authoritarian rule becomes to Ally attarian salutary and governments aspects of society the government the economy and even people's personal beliefs and actions guys you should pause the video here and read this year what section is highlighted section because this is a government that you or no one in our country has any idea what it's like to live in a totalitarian government send the definition and you're going to write this in your Frayer Model to control all aspects of society the government the economy and even people's personal leaves and actions that is not the country you live in I will take a pause here guys or here because we should write in our characteristic section guys ignore laws and violation rights and in the same section here guys we would write this in Talia Therrien / authoritarian are forms of unlimited government and feel this in however you could wait till the near Five Guys and write it in in the nearpod we will keep reading at this point I ask because we just read the definition of totalitarian governments and look it right after the highlighted section it says the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin China under Mao Zedong and North Korea under Kim Jong un's are examples of totalitarian regimes where should we write that in our free I can go back here I'll read it again the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin China under Mao Zedong or North Korea under Kim Jong own are examples of totalitarian regimes or countries where should we write that in our Frayer Model on the pause for 30 seconds and let you think about it before I switch slide pretty freaking seems like a long time correct write it in the examples portion or the example section of our Frayer Model the Soviet Union China and North Korea guys are examples of these types of governments of unlimited government now at this point guys keep reading because we will go further down in our book and we would find this section Mystics of an unlimited government wonder what part of the Frayer Model we're going to do now look at that look at the title of this section in are both characteristics of an unlimited which one of the sections are we going to fill in now let's read forms of unlimited government share certain features in authoritarian and totalitarian systems ordinary citizens everyday citizens have limited political and economic freedoms if I could I would change this sentence now it would read like this in authoritarian and totalitarian systems or countries that have this type of government ordinary citizens everyday citizens have no political or economic freedoms their rights are rarely recognized or protected and they may not be able to effectively take part in the government openly Express their views another word you guys in these countries here the people have no way to change their government we have an election coming up guys in a few weeks here we have the right and we have power to change who our next president is going to be in a country that has unlimited government those people cannot change anything they can't even speak out this is the next thing that you will write down guys in our Frayer Model I would pause the film here or wait till you get to the nearpod because you're going to do and look at the same slides again this is guys what happens in these countries people do not have the freedoms that we do in this country we in a few weeks guys will elect a new president the same president and yes I want you to repeat this to your parents don't complain if you don't vote yeah I said it don't complain if you don't vote get out and vote pause another 30 seconds here maybe cuz it seems like forever but one prayer models examples are the non examples guys who created to Frayer models one set limited government and this one says unlimited government listen to what I'm saying the examples for this or the non examples for yesterday's and the examples for yesterday's are the non for today is so what are we going to put here in the non example forever well at least one of them that you could put guys is the USA I left the others to blank because I want you to feel them in remember what I said yesterday examples are today's non-examples now you should take a look at this here cuz remember today's examples are yesterday's non-examples sure what do you mean nearby this here guys is cold a totalitarian government what we were just discussing about China north the Soviet Union which no longer exists and we will talk about that later in the year these are examples of Germany under Hitler these are examples extreme example serious examples of unlimited government W who are into sports all you guys are alright when the NBA season started last year one of the GM's one of the managers of the Houston Rockets said something about the people who were protesting in China and China shut us down no NBA and they're one of the biggest fans of the NBA they shut it down guys you can get it on the radio because they were upset that this manager was in agreement with the people who are protesting right now this is serious these people are serious and they do not like the way we live our lives this is an example of a totalitarian unlimited government and we need to know these terms you're going to go to your nearpod now. you have activities to do you're going to see a video you're going to have an exit ticket so at this point you can log off the video going to your nearpod and do the activities for today you can always pause this video guys and Rewind it and listen to it again short with my dog who might be able to help you complete your activity all right

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