AP Gov Required Court Cases

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AP Gov Required Court Cases

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Each session, we'll go over one of the required court cases for AP US Government. We will focus on which amendment the case deals with, the facts of the case, and the Supreme Court decision. 

Tutored by

George R 🇺🇸

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I'm a high school student from North Carolina, and I'm here to shore up my leadership skills while simultaneously making a difference. I can help with math up to the AP Calculus AB level, basic bio & physics, and the SAT English/Writing section. I enjoy folding origami, drawing, and all things STEM.

Schedule

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

If you are already familiar with the court case for the session, feel free to skip it, though I would prefer if you attended them all.

SESSION 1

3

Nov

SESSION 1

AP United States Government and Politics

Sun 11:45 PM - Mon, 12:15 AM UTCNov 3, 11:45 PM - Nov 4, 12:15 AM UTC

We will be going over the principles and facts in the Supreme Court case Marbury vs. Madison (1803) as well as the decision of the court. 

SESSION 2

10

Nov

SESSION 2

AP United States Government and Politics

Sun 11:45 PM - Mon, 12:15 AM UTCNov 10, 11:45 PM - Nov 11, 12:15 AM UTC

We will be going over the principles and facts in the Supreme Court case McCullough vs. Maryland (1819) as well as the decision of the court. 

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Nov 3 - Nov 11

2 weeks

30 mins

/ session

SCHEDULE

Sundays

11:45PM