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High school government worksheets for Google Apps
Declaration of Independence Activity: The Big Break Up Letter & Texting Activity
The Declaration of Independence was really just a big "break-up" letter written by the colonists to the King of Great Britain. This historical document was written to convince the world of the King's abuses and to let everyone know that the colonies no longer wanted to be in a relationship with Great Britain. While studying the Declaration of Independence, students will use this assignment as a reinforcement to understand just what Jefferson wrote in this historical document. The lesson start
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: American History U.S. History Bundle: Beginnings through the 1850's
The Bill of Rights Practice Activity | US Amendments in Cartoons | Google
This fun “Which Amendment?” activity challenges your students to figure out which amendment is violated in 15 cartoon scenarios by referencing the Bill of Rights. The silly connections engage your classes while they explore their basic rights as Americans! My students always love this activity. There are 2 versions so you can easily differentiate learning in your classroom. One gives short descriptions of each amendment to use as reference while the other includes the actual text from the Bill o
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4th - 9th
Understanding the Declaration of Independence | Civics & American History
This Understanding the Declaration of Independence Article & Review breaks down each section of the United States Declaration of Independence in a clear, easy to understand way. Questions throughout the article reinforce the key ideas, and a 2-page review has students summarize each section, define key vocabulary, and connect passages of the Declaration to the United States Constitution. Fitting for Civics, Government, and American History classrooms, this is a great review of the Declaratio
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5th - 12th
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America The Story of Us Worksheets, Questions, Viewing Guide | All 12 Episodes
America The Story of Us, by the History Channel, is one of the best video series to show for any American or US History class. Teachers love the quality content, and students enjoy the engaging visuals! Certainly considered a classic by now, this series has 12 episodes ranging from the early setters of Jamestown, all the way through September 11th and the new millennium. This bundle contains questions for all 12 episodes of the series. By purchasing the bundle you save a whopping 50%! That's o
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5th - 12th
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Jim Crow PowerPoint / Google Slides + Plessy v. Ferguson Primary Source Analysis
Jim Crow PowerPoint + Plessy v. Ferguson Primary Source Activity - African Americans in the Gilded Age - Jim Crow PowerPoint with presenter notes, discusses how Jim Crow laws systematically dismantled the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments for African Americans in the South, denying them of rights gained after the Civil War and Reconstruction. A short video summary and responses by to Booker T. Washington and W.E.B Du Bois end the PowerPoint. Included is Plessy v. Ferguson Primary Source Activity
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Adam Smith v Karl Marx Primary Source: Industrial Revolution + Google Apps
Adam Smith vs Karl Marx Primary Source Activity teaches students about the two competing economic theories that rocked the mid 19th century, laissez-faire capitalism and communism. This activity begins with Smith’s discussion of the effect of the individual on the economy and its advancement, as well as the role of government and monopolies in the free market system. Marx responds with the history of the Bourgeois and Proletarians and his criticism of capitalism, as well as Marx’s opinion on the
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Thomas Paine Common Sense Reading Worksheet Activity for 13 Colonies
This activity for Thomas Paine's pamphlet "Common Sense" has students analyzing chunks of the text and putting it into their own words. The download includes and introductory reading with background information on Thomas Paine, the atmosphere in the Colonies at the time of the publication, and the impact Common Sense had on American Colonists.Following the introductory reading, students analyze the actual text of Paine's pamphlet in short chunks. Paine wrote in a simple style for the time that w
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7th - 10th
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Examine the Bill of Rights 5-E Lesson | US Constitution Activities | Google
This fun lesson examines the Bill of Rights & basic principles of the US Constitution. The activities are engaging for students and the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin with a “4 Pics, 1 Word” warm-up, then review the Revolution War as students decide “Fact or Fiction?”. Fill-in notes & practice activities accompany the lesson. A fun “Which Amendment?” activity challenges students to figure out which amendment is violated in 15 cartoon scenarios by referencing the Bill of
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4th - 9th
Marbury v. Madison & Judicial Review Analysis + Distance Learning Version
Marbury v. Madison & Judicial Review Analysis takes students back to the landmark decision that established Judicial Review. From background of the case, and the Midnight Judges to its decision, and even criticism from Thomas Jefferson. Students meet all the key players, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, John Marshall, and William Marbury. This can be used in class or as homework as it’s a completely stand alone assignment. This is also perfect for substitute teacher plans, and of
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Articles of Confederation for Middle School - PowerPoint & Notes
[Save with this BUNDLE of primary sources!]Used in over 1,200 classrooms, this resource will help your students understand America's first attempt at a formal set of rules without them drifting off into daydream land. Provided is a summarized story about the Articles of Confederation that I use with my 8th grade U.S. History students which explains why the Articles of Confederation came about, the powers delegated to the state and national governments, and the strengths and weaknesses of the d
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Back to School Bundle for Middle School Social Studies
Examine Types of Governments 6-E Lesson and Practice Activities | Google
This lesson examines & compares the various forms of government used by nations around the world. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E format is easy for you to use! Begin with a fun “4 Pics, 1 Word” warm-up, then review the differences between limited & unlimited governments with a classify activity. Next, students fill-in a graphic organizer comparing the characteristics of each type of government system. Three unique practice activities provide opportunities
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5th - 12th
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington | Film Guide | Print & Digital | Legislative Branch
This purchase includes a 2-page worksheet of 15 questions related to the film, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939). This is a great film to show to your U.S. Government class. Both Print & Digital (Google Docs) versions are included! Perfect for distance learning!Buyer Feedback:The video guide kept my kids engaged while we watched this movie, and I appreciated that it was Google compatible for easy use. LindseyFilm Synopsis: Starring Jimmy Stewart and Jean ArthurA naive man is appointed to
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9th - 12th
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Rise of Totalitarianism Bundle: Germany, Italy, USSR, Japan - Digital & Print!
This bundle contains everything you need to teach the rise of totalitarianism, fascism and dictatorships before WWII. Students will be able to compare and contrast four (4) totalitarian regimes: USSR, Italy, Germany and Japan.This BUNDLE includes:In-depth and engaging articles on the rise of Mussolini in Italy, Stalin in the USSR, Hitler in Germany, and militarism in Japan. Articles are extensively researched and highlight major events in the rise of totalitarianism in each of the four (4) count
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Classify Limited vs Unlimited Governments Activity | Google Print and Digital
These two practice activities help students identify characteristics of limited and unlimited government systems. They categorize traits by type of government each example best fits. Your purchase has editable, print & interactive, digital versions of the materials. Made for traditional in-class learning or digital 1:1 classrooms. Everything you need is included!Includes Google Resources: Digital & PrintGuided Explain Slides2 Practice ActivitiesAnswer KeysTeacher Reference GuideAligned w
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5th - 12th
Progressive Era Amendments Primary Source Analysis + Google Apps Version
Progressive Era Amendments Primary Source Analysis teaches students about the significance of the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. This can be used in class or as homework as it’s a completely stand alone assignment. This is also perfect for substitute teacher plans, and of course, a key is included.** Includes Google Apps version of worksheet for distance learningSave Money! For this product, PowerPoints, primary source worksheets, review, warm-ups, exit tickets,
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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8th Amendment Punishment Death Penalty Debate | Reading | Print & Digital
This purchase includes an engaging one-page reading about the 8th Amendment (Punishment) of the Bill of Rights and a one-page reading about the pros and cons of the death penalty, Capital Punishment. Buyer Feedback"Great conversation piece. Allows a discussion by accident and looking further into state law that I wouldn't have normally done. Great connector to current events too. Thank you for making a great piece!" TanyaBoth documents include critical thinking questions. Perfect for your secon
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9th - 12th
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Bill of Rights Video Worksheet
This is a guided worksheet for SS.7.C.2.4 Evaluate rights contained in the Bill of Rights and other amendments to the Constitution. It will take 20-40 minutes to complete (the video itself is a 13 minute overview). Topics covered in the video and worksheet:Reviewing why some states did not want to ratify the Constitution without a Bill of Rights, Vocabulary explanations of Due Process, Double Jeopardy, Eminent Domain, Search and Seizure, etc, All ten amendments explained, Comparison of Civil and
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Civics Review Growing Video Worksheet Bundle
Political Parties | Lecture, Notes, Cartoon Analysis | Print & Digital | Civics
This is an engaging and informative presentation about POLITICAL PARTIES in the United States. Students take notes on the creative Cloze/Cornell notes template. To check for comprehension students complete a political cartoon analysis activity about political parties. Includes both print and digital versions.Buyer Feedback:Fantastic resource - love the Cornell format with question prompts! Nice touch to reveal the political cartoons a piece at a time in the PPT. Thanks!Topics include:What are
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The influence of Ancient Greece and Rome on the US Government video worksheet
Just released: On sale now from 01/29/23 -02/01/23Follow my store to keep up to date on all 'just released sales'This is a guided worksheet for SS.7.CG.1.1 Analyze the influences of ancient Greece and ancient Rome on America’s constitutional republic.As of the posting of this product (early 2023), this is a brand new standard for Civics in Florida for the 23-24 school year. Get ahead on board with the very first unit from the new curriculum with this video worksheet!At the top of the worksheet (
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Civics Review Growing Video Worksheet Bundle
United States Civics and Government Pre-Test
This is a pre-assessment (or pre-test, if you prefer!) for basic American Civics and Government. There are 25 questions total with an answer key provided. The topics range from the branches of government, the U.S. Constitution, governmental organization, and basic functions of the government itself. This is an easy tool you can use to assess where your students are at with this content before you begin teaching. This resource is now available in two formats - print-and-go PDF and a self-grading
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6th - 10th
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Age of Easy Money Economic Video Questions Federal Reserve Frontline Economics
Do you want your students to connect to major topics such as money, banking, asset bubbles, credit, Government Fiscal Policy and the Federal Reserve's Monetary Policy for high school Economics? Do you need video questions to correspond to the "Age of Easy Money" from PBS Frontline series?This is the products for you!This worksheet and includes 85 video questions that accompany the PBS Frontline episode, "The Age of Easy Money."Included in the product:Video QuestionsAnswer KeyFillable PDF Version
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9th - 12th
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Civics Review Growing Video Worksheet Bundle
Just added! January 29th, 2023, free to those who already purchased this bundle.SS.7.CG.1.1 Analyze the influences of ancient Greece and ancient Rome on America’s constitutional republic.Just added! December 12th, 2022, free to those who already purchased this bundle.SS.7.C.2.10 Examine the impact of media, individuals, and interest groups on monitoring and influencing government.Just added! November 9th, 2022, free to those who already purchased this bundle.SS.8.A.2.2 "Compare the characteristi
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6th - 10th
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Pop Culture Propaganda Practice Activity | Analyze Persuasion | Google
Teach your class to analyze propaganda posters with this fun activity! They examine pop culture propaganda & investigate opposing viewpoints featuring Star Wars, Hunger Games, Minecraft & Guardians of the Galaxy. Students enjoy the engaging themes & apply their analytical & critical-thinking skills! Your purchase has print & interactive, digital versions of the materials. Made for traditional in-class learning or digital 1:1 classrooms. Everything you need is included!Include
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5th - 12th
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Hamilton’s Finance Plan: Assumption of State Debt, Nat'l Bank & Elastic Clause
Hamilton’s Financial Plan + Distance Learning Version: The new nation is broke. Alexander Hamilton’s new role as the Secretary of the Treasury is to organize the nation’s finances and to stabilize the economy. His financial plan would be controversial and attacked by many including Thomas Jefferson. Students read about Hamilton’s plan, its criticisms and the two factions that develop. The reading focuses on the plan to assume state debt, form a national bank and the elastic clause regarding “str
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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