C opy chapter headings and subheadings from notes onto colored note cards.
"The main headings for this section of this chapter are:
  • Legislative powers
  • Nonlegislative powers
I will write these on different colored cards."
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O rganize the important facts, definitions, questions, and information onto white note cards.
"I will write the important facts for legislative powers on white cards. On the front of a card I will write "Power of the Purse." On the back I will write "Ability to tax citizens to raise revenues."On the next card I will write "Coining Money" on the front and on the back I will write "Decide what is legal tender."On the third card I will write "Commerce" on the front and on the back I will write "Handle foreign Commerce and regulate Interstate Commerce" and "Interstate Commerce is manufacturing, buying, selling, and carrying of goods, persons, or information across states."
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N umber the white note cards to show the order they appeared in the book. An image of note cards in numbered order.
A rrange the colored note cards in columns.

I dentify each card's correct place underneath the proper headings.
"The card with "Power of the Purse" goes first, and the "Coining Money" and "Commerce" one next."
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R eview information on each card.
"I've put the white cards in the right columns. Now I'm going to read the front as a question like "What is the Power of the Purse?" Then I will check the back to see if I'm right."
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