PPT-Do Now: Would you want the president impeached/arrested if they were involved in a cover-up?

Objectives Students will be able to1 explain the Watergate scandal 2 work collaboratively Nixon and His Enemies Political battles throughout career US at war with itself Had an Enemies List. OF . CONGRESS. CONGRESSIONAL POWERS. EXPRESSED POWERS I. EXPRESSED POWERS II. IMPLIED POWERS. NONLEGISLATIVE POWERS. Congress has limits:. Government is Limited. America’s Government is Federal (split between National and States). Government * Mr. Marinello. Presidential Succession. 25th Amendment, 1967. If President cannot complete his term, the V.P. becomes President. Informal Amendment becoming formal. If Vice President’. Evansville Vanderburgh. . Joint Task Force. ATF. DEA. FBI. IRS. USPS. Evansville Police Department. US Attorney’s Office. Warrick County Sheriff’s Office. Indiana State Police. Illinois State Police. Impeachment. The Constitution provides that the President, Vice President, and all civil officers “may be . removed from Office on Impeachment . for and Conviction of . Treason, Bribery, and other high crimes”.. . Definition . A formal accusation of a federal official by a simple majority vote of the . House of Representatives. . Impeachment is the first step in a two-stage process: it is followed by a trial by the . Definition. to accuse a government official of doing wrong. the . first of two stages in a specific process for a legislative body to forcibly remove a government . official. the second is conviction. G. lobal . movement of people fighting injustice and promoting human . rights. Over 3 million members worldwide. Tens of thousands of supporters across Canada. Work to end human rights abuses at home and around the world. Competition. Each group will be given a list of selected Constitutional Amendments to refer to.. I will display a series of scenarios where someone’s constitutional rights are being violated.. For each scenario, you will have 3 minutes to figure out which constitutional amendment(s) are being violated. . Impeachment. The Constitution provides that the President, Vice President, and all civil officers “may be . removed from Office on Impeachment . for and Conviction of . Treason, Bribery, and other high crimes”.. Do now: . What is . “impeachment”. ? . Who could be . “impeached”. ?. Who has the power to . “impeach”. ?. Why would someone be . “impeached”. ? . Should Andrew Jackson be impeached?. First time rifles and trenches were used in a war. Gatling Gun – first rapid fire machine gun. Ironclads – ships reinforced with steel on the side. First ironclad battle. V. . Reconstruction. Reconstruction Storyline. Presented by:. Michael Farris, Central Virginia Community College. VASFAA President. Joey Trogdon, Randolph Community College. NCASFAA President. Nathan Basford, Florida State University. SASFAA Past-President. 4.2 How Congress Does its Work. What does this political cartoon infer about Congress?. Today’s Agenda. Review 4.1. Begin . 4.2 How Congress Works. Homework. Objectives. Describe . the . powers of . How does the Watergate cover up lead to Nixon’s resignation?. I. All . The President’s Men. :. A. HR . “Bob” Haldeman- Chief of Staff. B. John . Ehrlichman. – Domestic Policy Advisor. C. John .