Guide to the Study And Reading of American History
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In high schools the questions may take a broader range, adapted to the age of the pupils.
§ 89. Classroom Papers ^ The system of requiring written answers to questions in class is especially applicable to college classes. In some such classes there is a regular weekly "paper" on some subject in constitutional practice which has been brought out in the lectures and reading. With large classes it is desirable to give out a special reading list in advance, such as may be found among the topics in ...Parts IV- VI. Here is an example of a set of such questions actually used by a class after a study of the arguments of Hamilton and Jeffer- son upon the First National Bank of 1791 : Implied Powers 1. May Congress constitutionally charter a life insurance company?
2. May Congress constitutionally vote money for aid to sufferers from forest fires ?
3. May Congress constitutionally grant money in support of state schools ?
4. May Congress constitutionally vote pensions to former govern- ment clerks ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In high schools the questions may take a broader range, adapted to the age of the pupils.
§ 89. Classroom Papers ^ The system of requiring written answers to questions in class is especially applicable to college classes. In some such classes there is a regular weekly "paper" on some subject in constitutional practice which has been brought out in the lectures and reading. With large classes it is desirable to give out a special reading list in advance, such as may be found among the topics in ...Parts IV- VI. Here is an example of a set of such questions actually used by a class after a study of the arguments of Hamilton and Jeffer- son upon the First National Bank of 1791 : Implied Powers 1. May Congress constitutionally charter a life insurance company?
2. May Congress constitutionally vote money for aid to sufferers from forest fires ?
3. May Congress constitutionally grant money in support of state schools ?
4. May Congress constitutionally vote pensions to former govern- ment clerks ?
What to read after Guide to the Study And Reading of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Channing Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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