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10th grade elections - voting graphic organizer pdfs
Abraham Lincoln Political Cartoon Analysis - Election of 1860
Your students will analyze a political cartoon that captures the spirit of the election of 1860. They will be encouraged analyze the cartoon in its entirety and comment on which groups of people may or may not support the artist's views.Get free stuff! Did you know that you get TPT credit for every dollar you spend after you comment on a purchase? It's an easy and inexpensive way to add to your teaching toolbox!
Grades:
8th - 10th
Distance Learning | Political Party Ideologies: Liberal vs. Conservative
For every major issue in America, two ideologies emerge: Liberalism and Conservatism. This resource allows students to read statements presented from both sides of the argument. For example, this assignment includes a short argument for or against key issues such as: abortion, climate change, affirmative action, gun control, immigration, welfare, and many more. Students can analyze the arguments made and evaluate the ideological stance of each statement presented. There are 15 topics that are e
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7th - 12th
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Australian Curriculum-Australia's Political System worksheet (answers included)
The role and function of Australia's Political System is central to students understanding in the domain of Civics and Citizenship. This resource is ideal for year 7 students who are first learning about the structure of Australia's political system, but additional as a form of revision for students from years 8-10.
This resource has been designed to be reusable when printed, laminated and used in conjunction with a whiteboard marker. Alternatively this resource can be printed and used as a wor
Grades:
9th - 12th
GOOGLE SLIDES: Presidential Elections - PowerPoint and Doodle Dat Notes
This product is a GOOGLE SLIDES version of my popular product on Presidential Elections: PowerPoint and Doodle Dat Notes (Presidential Elections: PowerPoint Presentation and Doodle Dat Notes). The product includes a short PowerPoint Presentation that addresses The Presidential Election. It includes a simple discussion of the process, the parties, the qualifications for a candidate and the voter, the Electoral College, how to make informed choices, the role of the media, and more! Some slides
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Election 2016
Looking for a quick worksheet for your students to fill out on Election Night?
This product asks students to find the results of the 2016 Presidential Election. Students can fill in the popular vote and the electoral vote results. There is a map for students to color in a map for the electoral college. There is a information box about the electoral college.
This could be used as a homework assignment or as a note sheet to use the week of the election.
Terms of Use: This purchase entitles y
Grades:
4th - 12th
Information Source Analysis
WHAT IS IT?Information Source Analysis is a resource that guides students through an analysis of three different media sources. Students will analyze the context of each source and draw conclusions about the importance of analyzing their sources of information. In your download, you will have access to a digital version and a print tab book.HOW DOES IT WORK?You can assign this resource using Google Classroom or Google Drive, OR you can make copies of the printable tab book that is included. On t
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Types of Government STATIONS activities
This lesson is for a full 90-minute class and it is geared towards High School students (but could be modified for middle school as well). It includes a brief mini lesson, a graphic organizer worksheet, and 5 station activities related to types of government. This is perfect for US Government classes - and is a great foundation activity to learn about the different types of government around the world. When looking at the United States and our democracy; it's helpful to have a framework for what
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9th - 12th
Progressive Era Election of 1912 w/ Graphic Org and Questions Distance Learning
Everything about the Progessive Era Presidential Election of 1912! This packet includes direct excerpts from the political platforms of the Democrat, Republican, Progressive, and Socialist Party on the key issues of the election, along with a graphic organizer and guided reading questions. Answer key is provided.
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9th - 12th
Presidential Debate Worksheet- September 29, 2020 DIGITAL
Do you plan to ask your students to watch the 9-29-2020 presidential debate between Trump and Biden and need a printable worksheet to accompany the viewing? You are in the right spot! This worksheet asks students to consider the candidates in the following areas:The major focuses of the debate according to the Commission on Presidential Debates (the Trump and Biden records, the Supreme Court, Covid-19, the economy, race and violence, and the integrity of the election)First impressionsUse of appe
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: 2020 Presidential Debates and Vice Presidential Debate Worksheets BUNDLE
Presidential Election Map Activity
Students will answer 5 questions prior to election day, as voting results come in they will complete a results map for both the electoral college and popular vote (each with instructions and an additional question), and then they will answer 2 more questions based on the election results. A TedEd video link (under 6 minutes) is provided if students need or want clarification on the electoral vs popular vote. The video also touches on swing states. The questions are a mix of academic review an
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: Presidential Election Bundle
Debate Research Outline
This is the document I give to my students on the days that they are researching for a debate. I let them take this paper to the debate stage with them to refer to for evidence and sources. I’ve also used to help guide students when writing persuasive essays.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Slay the Dragon: Lesson, Viewing Guide with Pre/Post-Activity Guide, and Quiz
This comprehensive study guide is designed to help students explore the practice of gerrymandering and its impact on American democracy through the engaging documentary, Slay the Dragon. Through pre-watching, watching, and post-watching activities, students will learn about the redistricting process, the ways gerrymandering has been used to manipulate electoral outcomes, and the efforts of activists and organizations to combat this practice.This product includes:Detailed Instructions for a Film
Grades:
7th - 12th
The History of Voter Suppression Worksheet
Delve into the complex history of voter suppression in America with this comprehensive worksheet. Designed for American History, Government, and Civics studies, this resource explores historical methods of voter suppression, empowers students to create a timeline, and examines present-day laws affecting voting rights. Engage students in critical analysis by researching and discussing current news articles on voter suppression laws.Printable Activity / Worksheet. PDF - File FormatAnswer Key Inclu
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
NPR Politics Podcast Listening Report
This is a really quick note-catcher / graphic organizer I use in my American Government and other Civics courses when we are listening to NPR politics podcasts. I find that it helps students stay focused, helps me check for understanding, and I get to know what they're wondering about. After reviewing these, I take some time to gather their questions and answer some of the most common and/or most interesting or helpful in future class sessions.Ready to print and use!
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9th - 12th
Presidential Election Creative & Critical Thinking Resources + RBG
Activate your student's creative and critical thinking with these resources focusing on the presidential election and all things government. This file includes: SCAMPERThe WhitehouseAir Force OneMount RushmoreThe Voting ProcessA scamper reference sheetA blank scamper sheet to create your ownTHE SIX THINKING HATS (Edward de Bono)A unique and hypothetical question posed for EACH one of the 6 hatsSix additional questionsA six thinking hats reference sheetA blank graphic organizer to create your own
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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The Reconstruction Notes Foldable with KEY
The foldable was created to meet the following state standards: · 8.67 - Analyze the immediate political impact of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson’s ascension to the presidency. · 8.68 - Explain the significance of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. · 8.69 - Analyze President Abraham Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan, President Andrew Johnson’s Plan, and the Radical Republican Plan for Reconstruction.· 8.71 - Analyze the conflict between Pres
Grades:
5th - 12th
3 branches of Government Checks and Balances
PDF worksheet to accompany lecture/reading on the 3 branches of government as well as basic checks and balances. Designed to be used in reverse order (I.E. Page 4 should be page 1, Page 3 should be page 2, and so on).
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4th - 12th
Comparing the Candidates
This worksheet allows your students to compare the candidates on Foreign Policy, Environmental Concerns, Health Care and the Economy. It also provides a second worksheet where you can write in (four of) your own issues that you would like the students to compare the two candidates on. This can be adapted for both the general and primary elections.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
The Executive Branch
Overview of the Executive Branch - includes a note sheet about the election process and a simple, straightforward explanation about the electoral college. It also has a chart of roles the President fulfills. -- Separate powerpoints to correspond with the note sheet are also available.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Executive Branch
Voter Suppression After Selma Documentary Viewing Guide
Students will define modern voter suppression methods and analyze how voter suppression impacts minority voters and American elections. After Selma by filmmaker Loki Mulholland, historian Carol Anderson, and civil rights activist Joanne Blackmon Bland connect Bloody Sunday to current issues with disenfranchisement in the US. Primary sources, statistics and personal narratives chronicle contemporary voter suppression methods and the threat to democracy and inequality that comes along with it. Af
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7th - 12th
2020 Presidential Election and Climate Change Policy DIGITAL
In this lesson that connects the historical past with the modern day, students will learn about the history of U.S. responses to climate change; the Green New Deal; Trump, Biden, Jorgensen, and Hawkins' positions on implementing a climate crisis policy, and more. Using a provided reading, 2 quote sheets, and a suggested website, students will weigh the evidence themselves and form a concise and well-constructed argument on the whether the U.S. should adopt a policy that tackles the climate emerg
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8th - 11th
U.S. Constitution Graphic Organizer
The seventh grade constitution test can be difficult to study for. I created a snow man graphic organizer for my students. The three main pieces of the snowman represent: the preamble, the articles, and the amendments. The snowman's buttons represent the three main branches of government. The snowman's scarf contains information on the legislative branch and his arms contain information on the judicial branch. Have students highlight the facts they already have memorized!Happy studying!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Campaign Election Promises - editable
Many students and even adults don't realize how unlikely it is that campaign promises will actually be fulfilled. Have your students analyze the campaign promises of candidates running for election or politicians in office (present or past). Students will understand what is involved in actually achieving these promises (i.e. how the branches of government must work together and compromise) and how long it can take. This lesson can be used for any politician in national, state, or local governme
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Presidential Election Activities Bundle
Latin American Independence Movements
In groups, students are assigned one of six Latin American countries. Their job is to research that country's independence movements and present it to the class (my students also had to make protest signs for their presentations to artistically highlight some of their country's reasons for independence). The next lesson, students "tweeted" about a different Latin American country's independence movement, connecting our unit to the Arab Spring. I used this Twitter Template.This was a great follow
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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