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Mr. Cook/Mrs. Colvin Room 214Student-_____________ Date Absent- Jan. 16 Jan. 16 Date Due-______

Please attach your make-up work to this sheet when you hand it in!

Homework:Homework:• Ch. 12.2 Notes- Ch. 12.2 Notes-

Jan. 17Jan. 17• Ch. 12.3 Notes- Ch. 12.3 Notes-

Jan. 18Jan. 18• Chapter 12 Chapter 12

Test- Test- Jan. 22Jan. 22

In Class Work: Ch. 12.1– Vocabulary- 12.2Vocabulary- 12.2– Reading Quiz – 12.1- 10 pointsReading Quiz – 12.1- 10 points– Go over 12.1 homework – 30 Go over 12.1 homework – 30

points- 5 points per section.points- 5 points per section.– Coop- back of homeworkCoop- back of homework– In Class Reading- Chapter 12.2 In Class Reading- Chapter 12.2

We will use the audio from the We will use the audio from the book.book.

– Income TaxIncome Tax– Social SecuritySocial Security– Government Taxes and SpendingGovernment Taxes and Spending– Other Kinds of Taxes.Other Kinds of Taxes.– 12.2 Section questions12.2 Section questions– Homework will be given out when Homework will be given out when

the audio is finished or at the end the audio is finished or at the end of the period- Go over the of the period- Go over the requirementsrequirements.

– On Line Quiz- section 2 on the On Line Quiz- section 2 on the overhead if time.overhead if time.

• Examination:• Date and Period you will take the exam-______• Signature:____________

Day #2• Homework due today- Homework due today-

Ch. 12.1– Reading Quiz – Go over 12.1

homework– Coop- back of Coop- back of

homeworkhomework– On Line Quiz-

section 1 on the overhead if time.

Section 1

Ch. 12

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.2 TERMS

Income tax [299]

Progressive tax [300]

Profit [300]

Regressive tax [302]

Property tax [302]

Tariff [303]

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.2 TERMS

Income tax [299] Tax on the earnings of individuals and businesses.

Progressive tax [300]

Profit [300]

Regressive tax [302]

Property tax [302]

Tariff [303]

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.2 TERMS

Income tax [299] Tax on the earnings of individuals and businesses.

Progressive tax [300]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from higher-income groups than from lower-income groups.

Profit [300]

Regressive tax [302]

Property tax [302]

Tariff [303]

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.12TERMS

Income tax [299] Tax on the earnings of individuals and businesses.

Progressive tax [300]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from higher-income groups than from lower-income groups.

Profit [300] Income a business has left after paying expenses.

Regressive tax [302]

Property tax [302]

Tariff [303]

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.2 TERMS

Income tax [299] Tax on the earnings of individuals and businesses.

Progressive tax [300]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from higher-income groups than from lower-income groups.

Profit [300] Income a business has left after paying expenses.

Regressive tax [302]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from low-income groups than from high-income groups.

Property tax [302]

Tariff [303]

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.2 TERMS

Income tax [299] Tax on the earnings of individuals and businesses.

Progressive tax [300]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from higher-income groups than from lower-income groups.

Profit [300] Income a business has left after paying expenses.

Regressive tax [302]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from low-income groups than from high-income groups.

Property tax [302] Tax on the value of the property owned by a person or business.

Tariff [303]

Chapter 21 Section 2 TermsCHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS SECTION 12.2 TERMS

Income tax [299] Tax on the earnings of individuals and businesses.

Progressive tax [300]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from higher-income groups than from lower-income groups.

Profit [300] Income a business has left after paying expenses.

Regressive tax [302]

Tax that takes a larger percentage of income from low-income groups than from high-income groups.

Property tax [302] Tax on the value of the property owned by a person or business.

Tariff [303] Import tax on products from other countries.

ReadingQuiz-ASect. 1

FeesFines300TaxesNational DebtAbility to payGovernment BondCompulsoryEqual ApplicationInterest

ReadingQuiz- ASect. 1

Civics - Unit IV- The Citizen in Government Chapter 12- Paying for GovernmentHomework- Section 1- Raising Money pg. 294-298

II. Define the following Terms

a. interest-b. national debt-c. revenue-d. fees-e. fine-f. bond-g. Primary-

What are the ways Governments raise money?

Why does Government cost so much? What is the Tax System?What are other ways to pay for

government?

Identify the three principles of taxation and explain why each one

is important.

Principle

Importance

HomeworkHomework12.112.1

Identify the three principles of taxation and explain why each one is important.

PrincipleAbility to Ability to

paypayEqual Equal

ApplicatioApplicationn

ScheduleScheduled d

PaymentsPayments

Importance Sets taxes at different rates so that citizens can pay.

Applies the tax at the same rate for similar items.

Ensures that taxes are paid on schedule.

Ch. 12.2- Pages 299-303

• In Class Reading- Chapter 12.2 We will use the audio from the book.

Group Work• Mr. Whitcher will assign you groups of

2-3.• You will have 1 min. to answer the

questions on each slide.• Write down the your collective answers.• At the end of 5 min. you will be asked

to answer the question as a group.

Income Taxes

1.1. IdentifyIdentify: What is Social Security tax?

2.2. Make InferencesMake Inferences: Why do you think the federal government separates Social Security taxes from other federal income taxes?

3. Predict: How might congress solve the problem of acquiring money in a changing economy?

What are the two main kinds of income taxes.?

Other Major Taxes

1.1.RecallRecall: Name two kinds of property on which property tax is collected?

2.2.Contrast:Contrast: How are excise taxes different from sales taxes?

What are the other types of taxes?

- Unit IV- The Citizen in Government Chapter 12- Paying for GovernmentHomework- Section 2- Types of Taxes pg. 299-303

II. Define the following Terms

a. income tax-b. progressive tax-c. profit-d. regressive tax-e. property tax-f. tariff-

Types of Income Taxes that People PayTypes of Income Taxes that People PayWhat are the other major taxes people payWhat are the other major taxes people pay.

On Line Quiz- Ch. 12.2

• Ch. 12.2 On line Quiz