1. How does the news media practice agenda setting and issue framing, and how do political institutions seek to influence these practices?
- Federalism Wrap-up:
- Article IV Governs Relationships Among the States
- If a criminal flees from California to Nevada, how can CA retrieve the criminal?
- Extradition clause
- Why is a CA driver's license recognized when you are driving in Nevada?
- Full Faith and Credit clause
- Should a marriage license granted to a same-sex couple in Massachusetts be recognized in California?
- This issue is currently in the courts... what constitutional argument would you make if you were the attorney representing the same-sex couple?
- Unfunded Mandates
- What is an unfunded mandate?
- How did the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) use unfunded mandates?
- What did the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act do?
- Test: Unit I
- 42 Multiple Choice
- Caution: skip #21-29 on the scantron! They do not exist on the test.
- 1 Free Response Question
- On the page, snswer each letter (a, b, c...) with a fully developed paragraph.
- Twitter: News Analysis
- When you finish the test, check in on the class conversation at the correct hashtag
- Reply to recent tweets in the hashtag (and include the class hashtag)
- Retweet tweets from your timeline (and include the class hashtag)
- When everyone is done with the test, we will look for examples of agenda setting and issue framing
- Tweet a link (with class hashtag) with a brief explanation of how it reflects agenda setting or issue framing
- How do news organizations or reporters set the agenda differently?
- How do news organizations or reporters frame the issues differently?
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