AP Gov Update for April 30 to May 4

We are one week closer to the exam.  We will study the Bureaucracy this week and continue with AP Exam prep.

Monday:

  • Total Recall Question
  • Vocabulary Due
  • The first half of the alphabet will turn in Current Events (Grading period 6, Current Events #2)
  • 14-2 How the Bureaucracy is organized
  • Exam Prep session after school


Tuesday:




  • Total Recall Question
  • 14-3  Bureaucracies as Implementors

    • Wednesday:




    • Total Recall Question
    • 14-4 Bureaucracies as Regulators

      • Thursday (One week until AP Exam):




      • Total Recall Question
      • 14-5 Controlling the Bureaucracy

        • Friday (May the Fourth be with you):
        • Total Recall Question
        • TEST PREP!!!!

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