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Not grade specific civics webquests
United States Founding Fathers Webquest: Biography Summarizing Activity
Studying the lives of the United States founding fathers is extremely valuable in understanding early American history. With these Historical Biography Summaries, students will enjoy learning about the past through researching and documenting some of history’s greats. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of an individual. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning history through these historical biography summaries. It'
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Influences on Democracy BUNDLE
Influences on Democracy BUNDLE19+ separate resources
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Elections WebQuest! Research 270toWin.Com
https://www.270towin.com/ Students complete TWO WebQuests using 270toWin Historical and Current Election Data! Use together or separately. PDF and DOCx versions included for BOTH handouts.Completely editable and compatible with digital devices.>>see preview<<#1: Historical Elections - Students explore past elections, electoral and popular vote, fun facts, and issues of the day. Students further explore their own states Presidential Voting history, U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Repres
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Seventh Amendment "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:When was the Seventh Amendment added to the Constitution?-What does the Seventh Amendment protect?-How much money must a Civil Case involve under the Seventh Amendment?-What did the Seventh Amendment guarantee could not be done
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Third Amendment "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student-friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:What does the Third Amendment protect private homeowners from? Answer: When was the Third Amendment added to the Constitution? Answer: Why did the Founding Fathers add the Third Amendment to the Constitution? Answer: What were t
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American Revolution "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment Bundle (GOOGLE)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic INCLUDES: * See Attached PreviewLeading up to the War Stamp Act Townshend Acts Boston Massacre Boston Tea PartyMajor Events The Continental Congress Declaration of Independence Valley Forge The Treaty of Paris BattlesBattles of Lexington
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Donald Trump: Graphic Organizer Webquest Research Summary Activity
Studying history and gaining from the lives of people that have come before us is extremely valuable. With these Historical Biography Summaries, students will enjoy learning about the past through researching and documenting some of history’s greats. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of an individual. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning history through these historical biography summaries.What is Included:1. A
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John F. Kennedy: History, Biography Webquest Activity on JFK
Studying history and gaining from the lives of people that have come before us is extremely valuable. With these Historical Biography Summaries, students will enjoy learning about the past through researching and documenting some of history’s greats. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of an individual. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning history through these historical biography summaries.What is Included:1. A
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Sixth Amendment "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:When was the Sixth Amendment added to the constitution?-What three words describe the type of trial a person is guaranteed?-What type of jury is guaranteed under the Sixth Amendment-What right is one of the first requirements of
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Legislative Branch -Legislative Branch Webquest
Legislative Branch -Legislative Branch Webquest
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Also included in: The Legislative Branch - Congress - Bundle
Legislative Branch "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (Word)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:What is the Legislative Branch also known as?-How many parts does the Legislative Branch have?-What two groups make up Congress?-What does the Legislative Branch Write and Vote on?-What word describes the laws that Congress writ
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American Revolution "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment Bundle (WORD)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic INCLUDES: * See Attached PreviewLeading up to the War Stamp Act Townshend Acts Boston Massacre Boston Tea PartyMajor Events The Continental Congress Declaration of Independence Valley Forge The Treaty of Paris BattlesBattles of Lexington
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American Revolution "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment Bundle (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic INCLUDES: * See Attached PreviewLeading up to the War Stamp Act Townshend Acts Boston Massacre Boston Tea PartyMajor Events The Continental Congress Declaration of Independence Valley Forge The Treaty of Paris BattlesBattles of Lexington
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Canadian History & Citizenship: Province of New Brunswick (NB) – Webquest
Have your students learn key facts about the Canadian province of New Brunswick!
This one-page webquest directs students to go to a Canadian government website in order to answer questions about the province. Because it is a government website, you can be sure the information will be accurate, and the website will be around for a long time.
The webquest is primarily aimed at English language learners from CLB 1-3, but it could also be used in elementary school classes. It could also be used at
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Canadian History & Citizenship: Province of Ontario (ON) – Webquest
Have your students learn key facts about the Canadian province of Ontario!
This one-page webquest directs students to go to a Canadian government website in order to answer questions about the province. Because it is a government website, you can be sure the information will be accurate, and the website will be around for a long time.
The webquest is primarily aimed at English language learners from CLB 1-3, but it could also be used in elementary school classes. It could also be used at highe
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Seventh Amendment "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (WORD)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:When was the Seventh Amendment added to the Constitution?-What does the Seventh Amendment protect?-How much money must a Civil Case involve under the Seventh Amendment?-What did the Seventh Amendment guarantee could not be done
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ACLU WebQuest Internet Research: Topics & Issues
WEBQUEST - RESEARCH ACTIVITYAmerican Civil Liberties Union [ACLU]www.aclu.orgthree handouts-digital copy-hard copy-editable copyWebQuest guides students to explore www.aclu.org to learn about Key Issues and "What's at Stake." Student choice allows them to explore 3 Issues! From the ACLU: Learn about what's happening across the most pressing civil liberties issues of our time, and what you can do!>>ADDITIONAL ACLU WEBQUESTS<<Topics and IssuesKnow Your RightsCourt CasesNews & Curre
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Also included in: ACLU WebQuest & Internet Research Bundle! WWW.ACLU.ORG
Fourth Amendment "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (Google)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:When was the fourth amendment added to the Bill of Rights?-What does the Fourth Amendment protect people from?-What is needed to issue a warrant under the Fourth Amendment?-What type of employee does "search" apply to under the
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Second Amendment "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (WORD)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:What is the Second Amendment? - When was the Second Amendment added to the Constitution? - Why do some people think there should be stricter gun laws?- Why do some people think they should own a gun?- What did people use guns fo
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Judicial Branch "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:What is the Judicial Branch made up of?- Who appoints Federal Judges?- How many district courts are there at the lowest level?- What Court is at the highest point of the Judicial Branch?- How long do Federal Judges serve for?- W
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United States Constitution "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topic Questions:What is the Constitution the framework for?-What does the Constitution give the branches of government the power to do?-What was the first Constitution called?-What was the main issue for the government under the first constitut
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Washington Crossing the Delaware "Watch, Read & Answer" Online Assignment (PDF)
This assignment works for students in the classroom and at home. 1. Students watch a short Student friendly video on the topic2. Students read a student friendly article on the topic3. Students answer questions from the article 4. Students write about the topicQuestions: On what date did Washington cross the Delaware River?-What type of British soldiers were camped across the Delaware River?-What town were the British located in?-What “type” of attack was the crossing at night considered?-What d
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Landmark Supreme Court Cases "Civics Brochure" Worksheet and WebQuest
Topic being researched:Write a brief description:Interesting Facts?What was the most interesting thing you learned?Significance in United States Government/Society?
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First Amendment Rights "US History Brochure" UDL Worksheet
1. Students read the definition of a History Brochure2. Students Complete a WebQuest with links to help their research3. Students complete a Brochure on the TopicTopic Being Researched? Time Period in United States History? Write a brief description:Interesting Facts?Significance in United States History?
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