The first half of the unit uses information about laws, crimes and lower courts using the old lliterary classic by Mark Twain, The Adventures of To... ByTammy Raiton
This bank contains 112 variations of questions dealing with events leading up to the American Revolution / Revolutionary War. The variation allows ... ByMake History Fun
ALL ABOUT NY STATE!
Demonstrate the way to organize a presentation on one of the states by showing your students this Power Point Presentation o... ByTeachergal
This is a study guide for the Immigration episode in season 2 of the tv show 30 Days. In the show, documentary film maker Morgan Spurlock gets an a... ByShannon Gavin
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to describe the purpose of a party platform and create their own. Lesson wa... ByInspired Educators
I just finished another summer school session with a ESL Intro class. I used the Citizenship Questions I found on-line. I then created a graphic ... ByLiz Ramos
This PowerPoint walks through the basic ideas of American government as established in the Constitution. It starts with a brief review of the Phila... ByNichole Evans
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will examine reasons why a national judiciary was added to the U.S. Constitution, and con... ByInspired Educators
Helen Alexander, an aborigine raised in a remote area of Australia's Northern Territory. In a family with little money, faces an ethical career ch... ByInteractive Education
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to briefly explain the basic principles of American government which help pr... ByInspired Educators
Created in Publisher.
This is an 8 questions multiple choice quiz about the influence of Ancient Greece on the United States government and archit... ByInspirekids
This project was created as a spin off of the TV show on A & E. This project teaches financial literacy, budgeting, house values, foreclosures, rem... ByTim Obergefell
This unit plan provides ideas for three U.S. government topics.
-3 branches
-First Amendment
-Characteristics of American decomcracy
Each t... ByDi Teacher
Objective: To examine how the President is elected through the use of the Electoral College.
Key Terms and People:
Electoral College
Barack Ob... ByMrberlin
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will analyze the role of the cabinet and other executive departments. Lesson warm up, te... ByInspired Educators
How a Bill Becomes a Law Board Game
Common Core ELA History Social Studies Standard: 3, 4
This is a game board that can be printed off and use... ByWise Guys
A collection of 22 political cartoons. Includes the 22 cartoons formatted as 8 ½ X 11 inch PDF files, which can be printed as well as a power poi... ByMike Kincaid
Encourage research, writing, and creativity with these Presidential Fakebook templates. Every president from Washington to Obama is included in th... ByMake History Fun
**Revised**
I have added a PowerPoint version of the Puzzle as well as a Microsoft Word version that allows you to alter any of the terms in the p... ByMake History Fun
This is a Warm Up/Review Lesson using images found on a first day cover-envelopes with commemorative stamp, postmark and artwork. Start the convers... ByKris Mcintosh
This is the Rubric only for this project; However, the rubric is detailed enough that the assignment's expectations can be understood... ByJen P Printables
Early American Government is a content-based unit with 9 COMPLETE lessons. We've given students all of the content and a balanced mix of higher an... BySplash! Publications
Rather than a set of RULES, I always established a class “charter” of RIGHTS and RESPONSIBILITIES with my students. We talked about why we shou... ByDebra Murray
This is an internet activity emphasizing 16 of today's most controversial political issues. The students will look-up the views of the democrats an... BySocial Studies Guy
This complete InspirEd Educators 97 page unit includes 20 single-class lessons to teach civic rights and responsibilities in the U.S. Topics inclu... ByInspired Educators
Students complete a chart with descriptions of democratic terms (such as: social contract, natural rights) and then explain how it is exhibited in ... ByRebecca Rush
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will conduct research to learn the purpose of several important amendments to the U.S. Co... ByInspired Educators
This is the companion to the reading guide for Article 1. It ensures that students are actually reading the Constitution. You can do it as a group ... ByStephanie Poynor
This project includes two parts: first, student groups research and present information to the class on a current political party in America, incl... ByJenn
This is a project dealing with social studies government terms; unitary, federal, confederation, autocratic, oligarchic, and democratic. There are... ByJohn Godwin
This is part three of a five part lecture on Presidential Roles. It complements HOLT"S AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, chapter 7, section one. The lectures ... ByLarry B.
This powerpoint goes over the role of lawyers in the legal system. It includes two warm-ups, as well as vocabulary. There are also two correspondin... ByBrooke Travers
Introduction to the roots of modern Canadian Law including Greeks/Romans, Hammurabi, Mosaic Law, Magna Carta, Napoleon, etc.
Students are assign... ByJcferguson
Slavery in America is a content-based unit with 6 COMPLETE lessons. We've given students all of the content and a balanced mix of higher and lower... BySplash! Publications
This Smartboard document reviews the three branches of government with the students. It also contains two interactive pages. The first has studen... ByBrandi Self
This is the Comparative Government video guide from the series on US government from Schlessinger Videos.
I think I have most of these listed fr... ByStephanie Poynor
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to explain how and why the U.S. Constitution has been amended over time. L... ByInspired Educators
These BINGO chips can be used with my Election Vocabulary BINGO game. These are more colorful and elaborate than my other BINGO chips. You can cop... ByB.rogers
A careful look at when the "invisible hand" is working in the economy and the effects on the market and on wealth distribution within the United St... ByHistory Guru
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to explain how precedent is used to decide Supreme Court cases by examining ... ByInspired Educators
This project is designed to help students research a famous history event. It allows students to choose a topic and then research the topic while ... ByMelissa Weller
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will search for examples of media bias in newspapers, broadcast news, etc. Lesson warm u... ByInspired Educators
These are the practice CRCT questions over Europe specifically focusing on economics and governments of Modern Europe. It is a two page document w... ByJohn Godwin
This 3-page U.S. Constitution Test includes the following sections: Vocabulary Matching, Multiple-Choice, T/F, Short Answer, and Short Essay (tota... ByMonica Lukins