Government ideology surveys are not a quiz
Hey Government students, the ideology surveys are not for a grade so don't send them back to be. My objective is for you to understand conservative/liberal ideas and see where you stand.
Government-important additions to notes
As you all know, we use Mr. Dean's notes for Government. The basic notes are good, but need some elaboration that I usually do in class discussion. So I will add and clarify some key points that will be included on the test Tuesday below. Conflict at Constitutional Convention 2 opposing views: Large states v. Small states The ideas of both were presented in two written "plans": The Virginia Plan was the large states plan written by James Madison. He arrived with it already written. Madison had been the main person pushing hard to get rid of the Articles and devise a stronger national government. The Virginia plan wanted to have representation based entirely on population of the state. VA was the largest state and would have the most power, but also Madison saw this as "We the People." The people should have the most power not the states. The New Jersey Plan was the small states plan. The small states fought hard to have all representation be equal fo
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