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Mr. Beitzel’s Breakdown: A Georgia Studies Podcast

10/29 DLD Instructions

A look at Georgia’s judicial branch the difference between civil and criminal law and Georgia’s Court of Appeals and Supreme Court

DLD Daily(-ish) Summaries for April 29: Judicial Branch

A look at how Georgia funds its state and local governments and how those governments make decisions on spending

DLD Daily(-ish) Summaries for April 26-27: State and Local funding

A look at how a bill becomes a law and the qualifications for the legislative and executive branches of Georgia.

DLD Daily(-ish) Summaries for the week of April 20

A look at the rights and responsibilities of Georgia citizens to vote and qualifications for election in Georgia and wisdom justice in moderation as the three principles of George’s Pledge of Allegiance

DLD Daily(-ish) Summaries for week of April 13

It look at separation of powers and checks and balances in Georgia’s government

DLD Daily(-ish) summaries for April 8

Explaining the relationship between the Georgia Constitution and the U.S. Constitution

DLD Daily(-ish) Summaries for April 6

A summary of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic games’ short term and long term impacts.

Daily(-ish) summaries for March 19

A look at how immigrants impact Georgia’s growth and economy

DLD Daily(-ish) summaries for May 18

A summary of Georgia’s modern economy with a focus on the Port of Savannah, Tourism and the Film Industry

DLD Daily(-ish) summaries for May 16, 17

A look at Reconstruction in Georgia and nationally following the Civil War.

Reconstruction

Some of Mr. Beitzel’s students give their shot at explaining Abraham Lincoln’s goal in writing the Emancipation Proclamation.

Emancipation Proclamation

A discussion of the blockades, battles and barracks in Georgia during the Civil War.

Civil War in Georgia

This will be a discussion of the events that led to the Civil War with a focus on Georgia’s role, including the Compromise of 1850, the Georgia Platform, the Dred Scott case, the Election of 1860 and secession.

Antebellum Period

A look at Georgia’s growth from the end of the Revolutionary War through the start of the Civil War in 1860.

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Mr. Beitzel’s Breakdown: A Georgia Studies Podcast

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