MR. ROGERSTHE O’FARRELL HIGH SCHOOL
PRIMARY SOURCES
Rights belong to the people.Natural rights, consent, and the right to change government.
Power, divided and defined.A framework for branches, federalism, and limited government.
When is civil disobedience justified?King’s argument against waiting for justice.
NOVEMBER 3, 2026
DAYS UNTIL THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS
CALIFORNIA ELECTION DESK
Use the election tracker to connect campaigns, participation, and public policy to the choices California voters will make.
OPEN ELECTION TRACKERTODAY
LOADING TODAY’S POLITICAL HISTORY…
END OF CLASS
Read a key document, open a required Supreme Court case, find an amendment, or explore the presidency.
1.03 · THE HISTORY LESSON
Two writers. Two fears. Which argument would you trust?
UNIT 2
For each situation, identify which part of government can act and the limits on its power.
UNIT 1 · FOUNDATIONS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
Connect founding principles to the structure and limits of American government.
UNIT 5
Read each case, choose a ruling, and compare it with the Court’s decision.
2026 Midterm Election · November 3, 2026
Explore state, congressional, and local races. Compare what candidates say about the issues and find resources to prepare for election day.
UNIT 4 · CHECKS AND BALANCES
Evaluate presidential actions and identify the constitutional checks available.
UNIT 4 · LAWMAKING
Follow a proposal through Congress and presidential action.
UNIT 2 · FEDERALISM
Identify local, state, and federal responsibilities in one community.
Glossary