101 FDAMF American Foundations - Block
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1. Get the telephone numbers and email addresses from 3 class members so that you can (1) get information if you are absent and (2) clarify what went on in class.

2. Become familiar with the Home Page and the pages hyperlinked on it: Course Information, the Syllabus (tenative schedule), how to do Exposition/Response, and the Current Assignment Page.

3. Print out Topic #1 "Agency & Accountability; Rights of Man; and the Rule of Law" and bring it to class.

Fri, Jun 5
Print out Topic #2 "Independence & Revolution" Mon, Jun 8

Distribute your Exposition #1 "Agency-Accountability & Revolution" to 2 members of your group. Pick up an Exposition from 2 members of your group. Click here for Exposition-Response instructions.

Click here for lectures notes about Rights of Man & Rule of Law.

Print out Topic #3 "Constitutional Development" and bring it to class for the next 2 weeks.

Wed, Jun 10

Submit 4-part, stapled Exposition-Response #1 "Agency-Accountability & Revolution". Click here for Exposition-Response instructions.

Print out Topic #4 "Power of Government" and bring it to class for the next 2 weeks.

Fri, Jun 12

Optional readings that justify the existence of American Foundations: Ezra Taft Benson, "Our Divine Constitution"; Ezra Taft Benson, "The Constitution--A Glorious Standard"; Ezra Taft Benson, "The Proper Role of Goverment," found in "Economics, Politics, and the Gospel"; Dallin H. Oaks, "The Divinely Inspired Constitution"; Boyd K. Packer, "On the Shoulders of Giants."

Fri, Jun 12

Distribute Exposition #2 "Constitutional Development & Power of Government" to 2 members of your group.  Click here for Exposition-Response instructions.

Print out Topic #5 "Religion in America" and study pp. 1-9

Wed, Jun 17
Optional reading: "Anne Hutchinson" (will be read in class). Thu, Jun 18

Submit 4-part, stapled Exposition-Response #2 "Constitutional Development & Power of Government".

Print out Topic #6 "American Economic Development & Industrialization".

Fri, Jun 19
Print out Topic #7 "Market Challenges 1" and bring to class for the next 2 weeks. Tue, Jun 23

Distribute Exposition #3 "Religion & Economics" to 2 members of your group. Click here for Exposition-Response instructions, if necessary.

Wed, Jun 24

Work on the Project. Note: the HTML version of Topic #6 has hyperlinks that will help you with the Project; the PDF does not have active hyperlinks.

Thu, Jun 25

Submit 4-part (Exposition, Exposition, Response, Response), stapled Exposition-Response #3 "Religion & Economy".

Print out Topic #8 "Market Challenges 2"

Fri, Jun 26
Print out Topic #9 "Inclusion & Exclusion" Tue, Jun 30

Distribute Exposition #4 "Market Challenges 1 & 2" to 2 class members.

Wed, Jul 1
Submit 4-part (Exposition, Exposition, Response, Response), graded, stapled Exposition-Response #4 "Market Challenges 1 & 2" Mon, Jul 6
Print out Topic #10 "Political Parties" Tue, Jul 7

Distribute Exposition #5 "Inclusion & Exclusion" and "Political Parties" to 2 members of the class.

Print out Topic #11 "Technology, Communication, Socialization"

Fri, Jul 10
Submit 4-part (Exposition, Exposition, Response, Response), graded, stapled Exposition-Response #5 "Inclusion & Exclusion" and "Political Parties". Mon, Jul 13
Print out Topic #12 "American in the World" and bring it to class. Wed, Jul 15

Distribute Exposition #6 (Topics #11 & #12 - "Technology, Communication, Socialization" & "American in the World") to 2 members of the class.

Study: "The Humanist Manifesto" (#1) and "The Terrifying Book of Helaman" for the next class.

Fri, Jul 17

1. Submit 4-part, graded, stapled Exposition-Response #6 (Topics #11 & #12 - "Technology, Communication, Socialization" & "American in the World").

2. Study "The Humanist Manifesto" (#1) and "The Terrifying Book of Helaman" before class. Bring a copy to class.

Mon, Jul 20

Trade and grade in class then submit Exposition #7 (no Responses) written from 2 of the following:

The Constitution -- President J. Reuben Clark, Jr.
Our Divine Constitution -- President Ezra Taft Benson
The Constitution--A Glorious Standard -- Ezra Taft Benson
Inspired Constitution -- Dallin H. Oaks
The Supreme Court--A Judicial Oligarchy -- Ezra Taft Benson

Wed, Jul 22
Write the Final Essay Thu, Jul 23
   
   
   
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