2nd and 4th
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Do-Now
• Please work on your do-now silently and have your study guide out so I can check it.
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Announcements
• Good weekend?!• Quest tomorrow!• Stamp & envelope by Dec. 2nd
• Prepare mentally for HW over break
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Review
• What did we do last class?• What activities did we do?• What information did we talk about or review?
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Influence of International Events on PolicymakingUnit: Policymaking
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Today’s Agenda• Do-Now • Announcements + Review• Influence of International Events & Issues on Policymaking• You’re the Professor!• Notes• La Vérité ou Non!
• Study Guide Checks + Bye-Now
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You’re the Professor!• Each of you is a professor at a university.• You are professors of different topics (some repeat) like:• Economics• Environmental Science• Biology• Politics
• As professors, you know a lot about your topic. A world crisis has emerged that deals with your topic, and the city near you has asked for your scholarly opinion about what to do.
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QUESTIONS?You’re the Professor!
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NOTES
Influence of International Events & Issues on Policymaking
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Notes
• International events and issues can influence how local government officials make policy decisions.
Since I’m a local govt official, it’s a good thing I listen to BBC’s World Report on the radio everyday…just like Ms. Mitchem!! Lolz!!
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Notes
• Certain types of international events and issues have particular effects on local policymaking, such as:1. Public health concerns in the event of a pandemic• Examples: Swine Flu and
Avian Flu
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Notes
2. Public safety in the event of an act of terrorism• Example: 9/11- tougher screening
process at airports3. Economic development policies in response to the emerging global economy• Example: tariff on imports; the North
American Free Trade Agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
I’m delicious!! But I’m also expensive because I’m an import from Italy.
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Notes
4. Policies to protect the environment• Example: Pollution
Prevention Act; endangered species
If we stop protecting nature, then I won’t have plants to hide behind during games of hide and seek! Bummer!!
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LA VERITE OU NON!That’s fancy talk for True or False…
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LA VERITE OU NON!
• Blue is true; red is false.• Read the statement and hold up the card that represents
your response.
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LA VERITE OU NON!
• Local government officials make decisions based on only things that are happening in that community.
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LA VERITE OU NON!
• If there’s an outbreak of Meganpox in Australia, there may be consequences for us here in Charlottesville.
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LA VERITE OU NON!
• The media, individuals, interest groups, and international events and issues impact how policy gets made in the United States.
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LA VERITE OU NON!
• The decisions made by the World Trade Organization (an international economic organization) don’t have impacts on Charlottesville.
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LA VERITE OU NON
• A pandemic is a disease that can spread easily but isn’t that serious.
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LA VERITE OU NON!
• If a man on flight going from London, England to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil hid a bomb in his shoe, you could expect to have your shoes searched next time you had a flight leaving from Charlottesville.
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STUDY GUIDETake out your
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Vocabulary• Public policy: a plan of action started by the govt to achieve a
particular goal• Public agenda: a set of priorities for public action• Accountability: accepting responsibility for one’s actions• Lobbying: an organized effort to influence the policy process
by persuading public officials to favor or oppose action on a specific issue• Interest group: any organized group whose members share a
common goal and try to promote their interests by influencing govt policymaking and decision making.• Pandemic: a disease that affects a large area• Terrorism: using terror or fear to make people do things
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Everything Not Vocabulary• 1. Ways the media play an important role in setting the public
agenda:• Focusing public attention on selected issues• Offering a forum in which opposing viewpoints are
communicated• Holding government officials accountable to the public.
• 2. Govt officials use media to communicate with the public.• 3. Ways an individual can influence public policy• Participating in politics (voting, campaigning, seeking office)• Expressing opinions (lobbying, demonstrating writing letters)• Joining interest groups
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Everything Not Vocabulary• Ways interest groups influence public policy• Identifying issues• Making political contributions• Lobbying govt officials
• Ways international events/issues could impact local govt officials and their decision making• Public health concerns in the event of a pandemic• Public safety in the event of an act of terrorism• Economic development policies in response to the emerging
global economy• Policies to protect the environment