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This DBQ packet covers several major moments in Donald Trump's presidency. Worksheets cover Trump's Inauguration, the initial travel ban executive order, Trump & the media, T
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Engage students all hour in this focused look at poverty in the United States on a national, state, county, and personal level. Students will analyze an interactive map to determine where poverty levels are the highest and lowest, and think critically about the design about how the data compares to
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by Students are to categorize the effects of American Expansion, analyze the consequences of events and documents, Write a thesis paragraph, and use the documents as evidence to support their claims.
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Congress remains one of the least trusted institutions in the United States - some surveys even rank its members behind used car salesmen in terms of reliability.This activity packet helps students understand the legislative process, as they take on the role of imaginary policy activists and craft a
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When delegates from the twelve attending states gathered in Philadelphia during the Summer of 1787 (Rhode Island sent no representatives), the convention's outcome was far from certain. Its official purpose was to reform the Articles of Confederation. However, for many of the men who came, mere refo
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This Unit Lesson Plan is appropriate for grades 6th-12th. It has instructions with complete common core standards, objectives, and lessons. Includes Printable I Can Statements, Coordinating Images, Preamble, Declaration of Independence Image and printable text, Graphic Organizers, and more! Get this
This resource includes the Common Core annotated text and marginal notes for President Barack Obama’s Speech at the Memorial for 5 slain Dallas police officers delivered in Dallas, TX on July 12, 2016. This resource includes 85 marginal notes aligned to Common Core standards and elements. Reading an
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This resource includes the Common Core annotated text and marginal notes for President Barack Obama’s Speech at the Democratic National Convention delivered in Philadelphia, PA on July 28, 2016. This resource includes 85 marginal notes aligned to Common Core standards and elements. Reading and annot
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Congress remains one of the least trusted institutions in the United States - some surveys even rank its members behind used car salesmen in terms of reliability.This short answer / identification worksheet helps students understand why. Drawing its questions from various terms, issues and controver
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Congress remains one of the least trusted institutions in the United States - some surveys even rank them behind used car salesmen in terms of reliability.This two-part American Government worksheet discusses some of Congress's least popular habits: Pork Barrel Spending, legislative gridlock and, of
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What is federalism, and why should we care? Where does federal power end and state power begin? And, perhaps most importantly, what role does money play in this whole process?!This American Government worksheet consists of two parts: (1) an identification/definition section; and (2) a focused short
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What is federalism, and why should we care? Where does federal power end and state power begin? And, perhaps most importantly, what role does money play in this whole process?! "Federalism in Focus" is a 2500-word essay written with these questions in mind. Whether you are teaching Civics, U.S. Gov
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What is federalism, and why should we care? Where does federal power end and state power begin? And, perhaps most importantly, what role does money play in this whole process?!"Federalism in Focus" is a 2500-word essay written with these questions in mind. Whether you are teaching Civics, U.S. Gover
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What is federalism, and why should we care? Where does federal power end and state power begin? And, perhaps most importantly, what role does money play in this whole process?!"Federalism in Focus" is a 2500-word essay written with these questions in mind. Whether you are teaching Civics, U.S. Gover
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What is federalism, and why should we care? Where does federal power end and state power begin? And, perhaps most importantly, what role does money play in this whole process?!"Federalism in Focus" is a 2500-word essay written with these questions in mind. Whether you are teaching Civics, U.S. Gover
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What is federalism, and why should we care? Where does federal power end and state power begin? And, perhaps most importantly, what role does money play in this whole process?!"Federalism in Focus" is a forty--page mini-curriculum, written with these questions in mind. Whether you are teaching Civic
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For those of us fortunate to live under a democratic, representative system of government, it can be easy to take our country's political institutions for granted. Yet many people on Earth live under repressive, even violent, regimes, where any form of protest can lead to a lengthy prison sentence.T
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This resource includes the annotated text and marginal notes for the 2017 speech given by President Donald J. Trump after the mass shooting of concertgoers in Las Vegas, Nevada. The included zipped folder also includes a copy of the speech without annotations and marginal notes so that you can repro
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This activity simulates the workings of Congress. It follows as closely as is practical the way Congress actually operates. Your students are divided into Democrats and Republicans in the same ratio as in the current U.S. Congress. Two classes can work together—one acting as the Senate and the other
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The ancient Greek city-state of Athens is widely credited with having “invented” democracy, despite the fact that only about 30% of its population could vote. Though such a system would be flawed by modern standards, Athenian democracy serves as the basis for all Western political thought. This two-
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