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Free elections - voting videos
Race to the White House “Jackson v. Adams Video Guide + Weblink
Free!!! Race to the White House “Jackson v. Adams” Video Guide plus video web link documentary covers the presidential election of 1825 between Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams. This 25 question video guide covers the 1821 defeat of Adams over Jackson and the four years that followed. Dirty tricks, rumors and even suggestions that Adams was a pimp headlined newspapers throughout America. An answer key is provided. Worksheet has 25 questions covering the 41 minute video. This also makes perfe
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Race to the White House Video Guide Bundle + WebLinks & Keys
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Election & Voting: Election Day Hat Art Project, Roll-A-Dice Game, & Sub Plan
Election and Voting for November don't all have to be coloring sheets. Why not infuse some Arts Integration and have your students engaged in your lessons with drawing and painting? Watch how easy it is to paint with markers and get your students excited about U.S. Government, Uncle Sam, or whatever Election Day fun you're teaching! PURCHASE THIS "DESIGN A ELECTION DAY HAT GAME" HERE.These roll-a-dice games are great for one or two day art projects for art teachers and classroom teachers alike.
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1st - 7th
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Being an American Citizen= CH 4- Making changes with a petition
This animated story tells a story of how Harold uses the qualities of good citizenship to make a change in his local government. Harold rights a wrong by creating a petition with other students to make a change. They take their petition to the local city council. The city council members vote to approve the petition. Harold and his fellow students take responsibility and use many qualities of good citizenship, such as persistence, responsibility and problem solving to make a change in their
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Vice Special Report: A House Divided Viewing Questions With Answers
A viewing guide with questions and answers to the documentary A House Divided by Vice. This documentary explores the events of the past 8 years which increased the political divide, led to increased gridlock in government, and ultimately paved the way for the election of Donald Trump.
The documentary can be found on HBO as well as purchased on Amazon or other similar video platforms.
I use this in my AP Gov as well as Civics courses to, among other things, explore the role of media in shaping
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Campaign Finance Video Questions from Hip Hughes History
Video note questions for students and a teacher answer key that accompanies Keith Hughes's online videos about the two Supreme Court Cases of Citizens United v. FEC & McCutcheon v. FEC. These court cases explain in detail how campaign finance works in regards to the amount of money that people can contribute to a campaign. I have used this in both my 12th grade government class and Advanced Placement United States Government & Politics class to teach about campaign finance. Keith Hughes
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Presidential Election Activities Bundle
Vid – Get Out the Vote
Get Out the Vote is a free video offering from Susan Traugh's Daily Living Skills series for teens with special needs and general education students alike. It is an important tool for distance learning or classroom use. Get Out the Vote is a non-partisan 8-minute video explaining why voting is an essential American right and responsibility. It provides students with links to help them learn the rules and requirements for voting in their state, how to apply for a mail-in ballot during the Covid-
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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School House Rocks Election Video Questions/Answer Key
These questions were created to go along with School House Rocks Election Video. The questions are organized by section of the video. An answer key is provided.
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3rd - 6th
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U.S. Presidential Election Activities
We've created multiple activities you can use along with our U.S. Presidential Election Course. The videos are available when you enroll in the free course using the link below. You will also gain access to Digital versions of these activities which can be printed or used in online lessons. https://kidexplorer.thinkific.com/courses/u-s-presidential-election-course Unbiased. Just the facts. We'll walk you through the entire election process of becoming a U.S. President.
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1st - 5th
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Civicate. Civic Education. Civicate.org
Civicate.org provides 14 short non-partisan civic education videos and other resources targeted to middle school students or anyone who learns better through bite-sized videos. Nonpartisan, free, plays on any device. Topics include: The Three Branches, Constitution, Federalism, State & Local Government, Voting and Elections, 2020 Election, Participating Before 18, Democracy & Founding Ideas, Founding Fathers, Separation of Powers & Checks & Balances, Path to the Constitution, Lan
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6th - 9th
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One Vote, Two Vote Read Aloud - Distance Learning
ABOTA Civics Education invites ABOTA Foundation President, Peter and Patsy Riley, to read one of our favorite books out loud for students!Do you need someone to read a book out loud for your students but don't want to have to record yourself? We have done it for you! Download our FREE video and have your students enjoy the One Vote, Two Vote read by a successful and experienced lawyer!
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PreK - 5th
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Democracy Defined--Short informative distance learning tool--Tiktok style.
This is a short video helping students to understand the definition of democracy and the difference between a Direct and a Representative democracy.Please follow me to get updates on other future free videos I am working on!
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7th - 12th
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Can the President Make Any Decision Just by Signing an Executive Order ?
Executive orders are the highest form of enacting law by an individual. Only the president of the United States has that power. In order to keep fair checks and balances on power, not all decisions are finalized. Watch our clarifier and learn more about who has the final say with the law.
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5th - 8th
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Your Vote Is Magic Visual Civics Video Trailor
This video describes the content in a new innovative video called Your Vote Is Magic which is a visual civics lesson that combines primary sources with spectacular illusions performed by award winning Master Illusionist Lyn Dillies.
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9th - 12th
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How Could Donald Trump Win With Fewer (Popular) Votes ?
The Election of 2016 will forever go down in history as one of the most talked about elections of modern history. The winning candidate won the election with less votes. How did that happen? Watch our clarifier and learn more.
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5th - 8th
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Who Are the 5 Most Famous Presidents ?
As of 2017, the United States of America has had 45 presidents. These great leaders have turned America into the super power it is today. There are five presidents who are well-known for their legacy-defining accomplishments. Watch our clarifier and learn who the most famous presidents are.
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5th - 8th
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Who Is Emmanuel Macron, the New President of France?
France held the final round of their presidential election on May 7, 2017. They chose a new leader. Watch our clarifier and learn who is Emmanuel Macron?
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5th - 8th
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