This resource focuses on the concept of 'Popular Sovereignty' within the context of the 2024 Senegalese election protests. It aims to help students synthesize their findings from these events to understand how the principle of popular sovereignty is upheld or challenged in modern governance. The document includes a glossary definition of popular sovereignty, detailing its significance in political practice through elections and adherence to constitutional principles. A case study of Senegal in 2024 is presented, highlighting a constitutional crisis triggered by the government's attempt to postpone presidential elections, which led to significant protests advocating for citizens' rights to participate in democratic processes. A graphic organizer is provided to facilitate the structured analysis of the conflict, focusing on claims, evidence, reasoning, and potential limitations of popular sovereignty in the face of government decisions prioritizing stability over public will.