The Word of the Day isjuggernaut noun | JUG-er-nawt
"a massive force or movement or object that crushes everything in its path"
With the signing of that striker, the team will be an offensive juggernaut.
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EngelsMiddelbare schoolvwoLeerjaar 5
This lesson contains 18 slides, with interactive quiz, text slides and 2 videos.
Lesson duration is: 60 min
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WELCOME
Today is the 7th of February
The Word of the Day isjuggernaut noun | JUG-er-nawt
"a massive force or movement or object that crushes everything in its path"
With the signing of that striker, the team will be an offensive juggernaut.
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TODAY
After this lesson you will
... have practised passives
... have studied 'Murica
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PASSIVES
assignment 2
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USA
Federation of states
50 states + District of Columbia
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Wie staat er aan het hoofd van een Amerikaanse staat?
Slide 6 - Open question
USA
Federation of states
50 states + District of Columbia
Each state has its own governor
Each state has its own independent court system and can make its own laws and regulations (as long as they do not interfere with those of other states or federal (i.e. national) law
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USA
Federation of states
50 states + District of Columbia
Each state has its own governor
Each state has its own independent court system and can make its own laws and regulations (as long as they do not interfere with those of other states or federal (i.e. national) law
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USA
Do not drive blindfolded!
Do not wash your neighbor's car without their permission
How dare you send me pizza!?
Serious Bingo Rules!
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USA
The Constitution (1787): the federal government has three branches.
Vergelijkbaar met Nederland
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USA
The Constitution (1787): the federal government has three branches.
The legislative branch (Congress)
The executive branch (the President)
The judiciary branch (the Supreme Court)
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USA
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USA
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CONGRESS (LEGISLATIVE)
SENATE
100 senators (2 from each state)
1/3 elected every two years for the six-year term of office
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
435 members (dependent on no. of inhabitants of a state)
elected every two years for two-year terms
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Slide 15 - Video
THE PRESIDENT
... is not elected by the party that has the majority in the House of Representatives or the Senate.
Lesson duration is: 60 min
