Question

WHOS GOOD AT CIVICS!

Answer 1

im okay at it m final grade in it was a 93

Answer 2

ok can you please help me with an assignment :)

Answer 3

yeah sure

Answer 4

ok thanks!

Answer 5

Choose a format. You have choices in how you present this information to the townspeople.
Do you like to write songs? You can create a song using the Song Template.
Are you an artist? You could create a comic strip using the Comic Strip Information.
Do you like to talk? You could write a speech using the Speech Template.
Create your presentation. No matter which format you choose, be sure to include the following:
-description of checks and balances
-viewpoint of Federalists on ratifying the Constitution
-viewpoint of Anti-federalists on ratifying the Constitution

Answer 6

@863-raider :)

Answer 7

ok so the first thing to do is to decide if you want to do a song, a comic strip, or a speech :)

Answer 8

well im good at rapping and drawing which would you whether

Answer 9

can we do the song template? :)

Answer 10

@863-raider

Answer 11

yea

Answer 12

ok! let me show you the song tempalte!

Answer 13

This template will help you write a song about ratifying the Constitution. Remember to include lines that explain checks and balances, as well as the viewpoints of the Federalists and Anti-federalists.

In each section, each line should have nearly the same number of words. Opposite lines, meaning line numbers 1 and 3, or 2 and 4, should rhyme at the end. Feel free to use this template in a creative way. You could move the bridge to another location, for example, or use your own rhyming pattern. An example verse appears at the bottom.

Song Title: ____________________

Songwriter (That's you!): ____________________

Reviewer (That's your parent or other trusted adult.): ____________________

Reviewer suggestions: ___________________________________________________________

Verse 1: This section describes specific details relating to the song's main idea.





Chorus: This section contains lines that repeat after each verse. Usually the chorus contains the song title and main idea.





Bridge: These lines are like a bridge linking two sections of the song. It shows a transition between moods or ideas.



Verse 2: This section describes specific details relating to the song’s main idea, but is different from Verse 1.





Chorus: This section contains lines that repeat after each verse (same as first chorus).





Verse 3: This section describes specific details relating to the song’s main idea, but is different from Verse 1 or Verse 2.





Chorus: This is the final repetition of the chorus. You may change a couple words or a whole line for dramatic effect.





Example Chorus:

Classes and notes can sure be a chore,
When I do my own work, I get to rule.
My own written ideas are never a bore,
Civics is by far the best subject in school.

Answer 14

@863-raider

Answer 15

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Answer 16

are you there???