Madison wrote Constitution, The Federalist Papers, and the 
Bill of Rights. 

Publius- the name under which the Federalist papers were published. 
Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison were the authors. 
(Used the name Publius to protect themselves)

Federalist papers were written to urge the ratification of the 
Constitution.

Thomas Jefferson was against the Constitution.

Written July 2... publicized July 4th

Articles of Confederation

Constitution went into effect on 1789
George Washington became Pres. on 1789

Bill of Rights was written in 1789
Bill of Rights was ratified in 1791

(p. 43)

Who wrote the documents? (e.g.. Constitution, Federalist papers, etc.)
When were they written?
When were they put in effect?

~~~~Know these two date 1776 and 1789 (p. 833)~~~~
~~~~Know what happened after and before.~~~~

More Exam notes... (Fri)

Prop 13... Can no longer regulate Property Tax.
A bit vague, I know ;)

Chapters 2 and 3

Some of chp. 1
Voting turnout, who's most likely to vote
Pg 805 - Who's likely to vote Dem/Rep.

Pg 12 of text book also has who's more likely to vote.

Examine historical part of Chapter 1... Daniel (Shays?)

Founding Documents...
* Declaration of Independence (written 1776, effective 1776)
Articles of Confederation (written 1776)
Federalist Papers
* U.S. Constitution
Bill of Rights

Know the dates of the documents, the order of creation and enactment.

Know 832, 833... and 835 (History)

Know... 5 level, branches, forms of government


Info on Federalism
p. 68f Chart on Federalism
p. 54
All of Chp. 3

Separation of Powers
p. 60f chart
pp. 44-46
pp. 56-62

~~Wed. Notes~~
==============
Memorize only the dates on p. 832 (Handout)
Know everything on p. 835
Understand p. 834

In Federal/Unitary government States and Provinces are the same thing.

Thomas Jefferson was an anti-Federalist.

Add reference for Publius (group that wrote the Federalist papers)

John Marshall was a Federalist (wanted more power for the government)
Marbury v. Madison
Established Judicial Review.
More to add...
(Marbury doesn't get paid... Jefferson takes office, instructs his 
secretary (James Madison) not to pay Marbury.
Marbury using the writ of mandamus

McCulloch v. Maryland
Hamilton as Sec. of Treasury helped push forward a federally 
charted bank.
State of Maryland Taxed any bank that was not of the state 
of Maryland.
McCulloch refused to pay tax.
Marshall decided that the state cannot have the power to tax a 
Federal bank.
Reasons for the decision:
1)The power to tax is the power to destroy.
Federal law should be supreme when it has conflicts with state law.
2)Even if the constitution does not give power to create a bank, 
it does delegate the power to coin money and to borrow money.
Creating the elastic clause. Article I, Section 8, (#18)

Separation of Powers 
Branches of Government:p.835
Legislative Branch/legislature
Executive Branch/executive
Judicial Branch/judiciary

(Create a Glossary...)
GOP - Grand Old Party
Bull Moose Party
ROC - Republic of China (Chaing/Taiwan)
PRC - Peoples Republic of China
DMZ - Demilitarized Zone
THIRD WORLD - Africa, Poor Asia, Latin America