The federal government has stepped up surveillance of citizens in the name of combating a terrorist threat, many issues regarding civil liberties and civil rights are brought to the foreground of American politics. How much information should the federal government have about the private lives of American citizens?
This post will close on February 8, at 5:00 PM.
This post will focus on Arizona. The link below is to the State of the State Address from 2012. Read the speech given by Governor Brewer and response to the following question: What is the main goal for Arizona this year according to Gov. Brewer? Do you agree? Do you disagree? Is there a more pressing concern for the state? If so, what?
2012 State of the State address
This post will close on January 27 at 5:00 PM.
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The Constitution was ratified in 1789. Since 1791 it has been changed only 17 times. Is the Constitution outdated? Should it be changed? Should it stay the same? Is there anything that needs to be added? What are the most important principles outlined in the Constitution?
If you are not sure of what exactly is in the Constitution, you may read it here. United States Constitution
What is the main problem facing the government right now? Any suggestions on how it may be corrected?
This post will close on January 6, at 5:00 PM.
Welcome to the Spring Semester for US/AZ Government. This blog will house the discussion posts for the class. Be sure to review the rubric that explains how points are earned. The intent of the blog is to discuss topics more in-depth than class will allow. We will act like ladies and gentlemen and respect all opinions on the blog, even if they differ from our own. Items from this blog may find their way onto quizzes and exams.
