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U.S. Government Resources - Power Points, Guided Notes, HW, Tests, & Projects
UPDATE 8/1/2021 - I have converted the PowerPoints included in this bundle to google slides as well with all of the video included. You will get both with this package. This is a great deal of the materials that I use for my U.S. Government and U.S. Government Honors classes. This probably will not carry you for an entire school year, but it's close. Some of the things that I do in my class I do not have rights to (textbook worksheets, etc.) and I’m in no position to share. I also teach financi
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
ABC Government Book Project End of the Year Activity
With this ABC Government Book activity, students embark on an interactive journey through the alphabet, discovering key concepts, institutions, and processes related to government. From A for "Amendment" to Z for "Zoning," each letter represents an essential element that shapes our society and democracy. Students can unleash their creativity by drawing eye-catching illustrations that capture the essence of each government-related term. Whether it's the majestic architecture of the Capitol Buildi
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4th - 10th
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Homeschool Government Resource BUNDLE (Task Cards/Movie/Doc Guides/Projects)
Homeschool Government Resource BUNDLEINCLUDES:Task CardsMovie GuidesProjectsDocumentary GuidesOVER 60 Resources!
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9th - 12th
50 American Government Resources BUNDLE (Movie Guides/Projects/Task Cards)
50 American Government Resources BUNDLEMovie GuidesProjectsDocumentary GuidesTask Cards
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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American Government Movie/Documentary Viewing Guide BUNDLE
Enrich your American Government class with these movies. Guides INCLUDE: Summaries/Vocabulary/QuestionsBONUS- Bill of Rights Project Outline
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Homeschool Curriculum: Government Rationale/Outline/Projects Ideas/Movies & Docs
Designing a government curriculum for high school homeschooling involves careful consideration of various factors, including educational standards, essential knowledge and skills, critical thinking, and real-world application. Civic education is fundamental to nurturing informed and responsible citizens. High school students should grasp the principles of democracy, the structure of government, and their roles as citizens.Homeschool Curriculum: Government Resource INCLUDES:RationaleOutlineProjec
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9th - 12th
American Government: Bill of Rights Poster Project Outline
The "Bill of Rights Poster Project" serves as an effective and engaging educational activity for high school students studying US Government. This project is grounded in several educational principles and objectives, making it a valuable addition to the classroom curriculum. American Government: Bill of Rights Poster Project INCLUDES:RationaleOutlineAmendmentsRubric
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Peer Evaluation Google Form
I started using a blended learning format in my classes in the fall of 2014. Since then it's been a lot of trial and error in how to effectively manage and inspire groups to produce original content. One of the toughest pieces to get right has been the Peer Evaluation form. I have edited and revised this document more than any other tool that I use. This is the peer evaluation form that I use for all of my group projects.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Full Course Bundle!
American Government Course Materials: Outline/Vocab./Pres.Bios/Projects/Quiz
High school American Government typically takes the form of a course that covers the basics of the US political system, including the structure and functions of the federal government, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, political parties, elections, and civil liberties.American Government Course Materials INCLUDES: Outline/Vocabulary/President Bios/Project-Paper Ideas/Quiz GREAT START TO ANY HIGH SCHOOL AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CLASS.
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9th - 12th
Land Acknowledgement: Rationale/Statement/Lesson Plan/Extensions
A land acknowledgment is a formal statement that recognizes and respects the Indigenous peoples who have historically lived and stewarded the land on which an event, gathering, or activity is taking place. It is an important practice that seeks to acknowledge and honor the history, culture, and contributions of Indigenous peoples, as well as raise awareness about the ongoing impacts of colonization.Land Acknowledgement INCLUDES: Rationale/Statement/Tribes by State/Lesson Plan/Extensions
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Social Science Survival Packet: High School United States History BUNDLE
Referendum, Recall, and Initiative Assignment
Part 1:Who (or what) are they?Part 2: Primary Source Document AnalyzerPart 3: Referendum, Recall, and Initiative: Wrap-Up and Discussion Questions
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
Congressional Leadership Assignment
Congressional LeadershipHow do the leaders in the House and the Senate influence legislation in Congress?Part 1Use the linked resource to complete the charts below. Part 2Use the linked resource to identify an issue and a specific congressional leader’s position on the issue to complete the items below.Name of congressional leader:Issue:Congressional leader’s position:Explain how the leader can influence other members of Congress on this issue. Part 3How do congressional leaders influence legisl
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
United States History/American Government: Bill of Rights Project/Presentation
The Bill of Rights is an essential part of American history and government, representing the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. These amendments were added to the Constitution in 1791, and they protect the fundamental rights of American citizens, such as freedom of speech, religion, and the press. The Bill of Rights also establishes important principles of due process and limits the powers of the federal government.Studying the Bill of Rights is critical for understanding the foundat
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Social Science Survival Packet: High School United States History BUNDLE
The Freedom of Speech in Schools Assignment
Part 1 Directions: Use the link in the document to answer the background questions.Part 2: Primary Source Document AnalyzerDirections: Analyze the relevant primary-source documents and identify arguments with varying points of view. Highlight at least one part of each document and comment on it identifying how that the author of the document feels about the question: "Does the Constitution guarantee students the right to wear whatever clothing they want to school? What if that clothing is contro
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Full Course Bundle!
Freedom of Speech Essay Project
The student will: (1) Activate and build background knowledge about the historical background on First Amendment freedom of speech rights with particular focus on freedom of expression in a public school setting and the Supreme Court decision in Tinker v. Des Moines. (2) Analyze the relevant primary-source documents and identify arguments with varying points of view. (3) Evaluate the arguments for and against freedom of speech and expression in schoolI have made it a priority to emphasize the im
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Civics/Economics Full Course Bundle!
Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
This is a collection of Individual student web quests projects for Civics/Economics.
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9th - 12th
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Local Government: Budgets Assignment
What you will doAssume the role of an elected official in local government.Research the types of taxes and fees state and local governments use to generate revenue.Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each method.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
Military Intervention Essay Project
I have made it a priority to emphasize the importance of developing critical thinking skills, and strategies that my students can use to become more engaged and active citizens as adults. I want my students to gain experience working with their peers towards common goals and collaborating to solve problems. My students need to be able to communicate clearly and effectively both through writing and public discourse. My students need to be independent knowledge seekers and understand how to find i
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Civics/Economics Full Course Bundle!
Consumer Warning Labels Individual Assignment
Read the history and purpose of consumer warning labels and consider the role of the government in consumer protection.Review existing labels and create new warnings for other products.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
Interest Rates: Buying a Car Assignment
Should I get a 36-month loan or a 72-month loanWhat are interest rates, and why do they change?How do I get the best interest rate?What other hidden costs are associated with buying a car?Choosing your car...Next step: Interest rates on your loan
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
The Minimum Wage Assignment
Focus Question: Do the benefits of raising the minimum wage outweigh the drawbacks?Part 1:Who are they?Why is it important?Part 2: Primary Source Document AnalyzerDirections: Analyze the relevant primary-source documents and identify arguments with varying points of view. Highlight at least one part of each document and comment on it identifying how that the author of the document feels about the question: “Do the benefits of raising the minimum wage outweigh the drawbacks?”Part 3: The Minimum W
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
The Declaration of Independence Analyzing Grievances
In a series of text messages (or a more formal letter, if you prefer), complain about George III’s behavior and give specific examples of his most outrageous offenses (the ones you outlined in the chart you completed).
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
Civil Rights: Evolution of the Supreme Court Webquest
What you will doAnalyze important Supreme Court civil rights cases from the 1850s to the 1990s.Summarize the Court's decisions and their impact on African Americans and subsequent civil rights events.Profile the evolution of the Supreme Court's decisions.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics/Economics Individual Projects Bundle
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