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CHECKS & BALANCES: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT/ ASSESSMENT GRS.8-12, COLLEGE & MG
This is an interesting assessment on checks and balances and American government. There are some history tidbits and graphics put into the quiz for overall increase in general knowledge. This is a true/false assessment with an extra credit opportunity worth a total of 15 points. The maximum score is 115. Excelsior! Celebrate America! Thanks for visiting and supporting our humble shop!
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government, U.S. History
How Machiavellian Are You? - Engaging Psychology & Leadership Quiz
Bring intrigue and self-reflection to your classroom with this "How Machiavellian Are You?" Quiz! Perfect for high school or college-level psychology, sociology, leadership, or ethics classes, this interactive 10-question quiz helps students explore their views on power, manipulation, and morality. Inspired by Machiavellian principles, this activity sparks critical thinking and lively discussions about human behavior, ethics, and decision-making. What’s Included:Printable Quiz Worksheet: A read
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Government, Psychology, World History
Where Do You Lean Politically? | Quiz on Economic & Social Perspectives
Spark meaningful conversation and introspection with this 10-question political orientation quiz designed for adult learners. Perfect for government, civics, or sociology units—or as a reflective opener for workshops or community dialogues—it invites participants to explore their stance on economic and social issues without judgment. Through thought-provoking prompts on topics such as healthcare, taxation, and corporate responsibility, students discover where they lean on the political spectrum—
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
What Kind of Voter Are You? Engaging Quiz for Civics & Social
Discover your students' voting personalities with this fun and insightful quiz, "What Kind of Voter Are You?" Perfect for middle school, high school, or introductory college civics, government, or social studies classes, this interactive quiz helps students explore their political motivations and voting styles. With five thought-provoking questions and five unique voter profiles (Balancer, Disengaged, Moderate, Party Line, and Protest), this activity sparks discussions about civic engagement, po
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
UDHR Human Rights and Responsibilities Lesson Plan Google Slides for High School
Introduce high school students to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) through this engaging Civics and SEL lesson. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to define human rights, explain their importance, identify key rights in the UDHR, and analyze real-world scenarios using a rights-based approach. The activities encourage reflection on fairness, dignity, equality, and students’ own role in promoting inclusion locally and globally. What’s Included: Lesson Plan (PDF) – o
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
CCSS
SL.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.10
, WHST.11-12.1
Enlightenment Philosophers Activity | Civics & World History Icebreaker
Stop struggling to make the "State of Nature" and "Social Contract" exciting! This high-engagement personality quiz transforms dry 17th-century philosophy into a relatable "vibe check" for your students. Before diving into the Declaration of Independence or the U.S. Constitution, help your students discover their own governing philosophy by seeing which Enlightenment giant matches their brain. How it Works:Reflective Questions: Students respond to 5 scenario-based questions about human nature,
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Engel v Vitale Supreme Court Case Quiz/Worksheet/Study Guide; AP Govt.
AP Government. Engel v Vitale Supreme Court Case. "MUST KNOW CASE" for the AP Exam. Pair this with a copy of the case and use it as a worksheet or use it for a quiz or study guide.
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Criminal Justice - Law, Government
MOCK TRIAL CLUB ACTIVITIES BOOK: MG, GRS. 9-12, JR COLLEGE & VOCATIONAL STUDIES
This is an activity book for Mock Trial club, Social Studies, Civics, and History. It can be used as a supplemental activity booklet, or as a classroom assignment. Use it for a paralegal extra credit class assignment. It is intended to be an independent research assignment. There are many different types of assignments/activities in this book: essay, quiz, word vocabulary jumble, word search, research/respond, art activity, word recognition, flow chart, and quotes from famous philosophers and f
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government
Primary Source Analysis: John Ross – Annual Message to Cherokee Council (1828)
Cherokee Sovereignty and Land Rights Primary Source Analysis – John Ross (1828) - 9-page primary source analysis activity with teacher answer key examining John Ross’s legal and political argument for Cherokee sovereignty and land rights in his 1828 Annual Message to the Cherokee Council. Overview This primary source analysis examines John Ross’s 1828 address to the Cherokee National Council, a document that combines internal governance priorities with a sustained legal defense of Cherokee sov
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Government, Native Americans, U.S. History
Also included in: Cherokee Removal Debate: Source Set | Primary Source Analysis
Marriage Equality in Thailand: A Human Rights Breakthrough
This lesson explores Thailand’s historic legalization of same-sex marriage, examining the decades-long activism that made it possible, the role of civil society, and the rights now protected under international human rights law. Through readings, videos, interviews, and rights-based analysis, students will connect the Thai marriage equality movement to broader struggles for LGBTQ+ rights and dignity worldwide. Warm Up: Students will take a quiz on Thailand to activate background knowledge, then
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Government, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Unit: Non-State Actors and the Advancement of Human Rights
The Rohingya Crisis - Global Politics
This lesson examines the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, focusing on the persecution of the Rohingya minority, the international legal frameworks addressing crimes against humanity, and the responses of both Myanmar’s leaders and the global community. Through readings, videos, an interactive online exhibit, and source-based questions, students will analyze the roots of the crisis, the classification of the crimes, and begin to reflect on justice and accountability. Learning Activities Include:Warm
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government, Social Studies
CCSS
RI.11-12.1
, RI.11-12.10
, SL.11-12.1a
+5
Global Order through the Lens of Realism
In this lesson, students will create or analyze timelines of global events through the lens of Realism, focusing on how states pursue power, security, and national interest in an anarchic international system. Through a quiz, vocabulary matching, and a timeline-based activity, students will apply core Realist concepts to key moments in world history, explore patterns of power shifts and conflict, and assess how Realists interpret the evolution of the global order. Learning Activities include:War
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Also included in: Unit - Realism: Power in an Anarchic World
"The Political Science Quiz Master: 200+ Questions for Aspiring Scholars"
"Power Play: The Ultimate Political Science Quiz Book" is the ultimate guide to testing and deepening your knowledge of political science! Covering topics from political theories and government structures to international relations, political ideologies, and public policy, this quiz book offers a comprehensive approach to understanding the world of politics. With 30 questions per section—10 easy, 10 medium, and 10 hard— "Power Play" is designed to provide a progressive challenge for students, po
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government
Netanyahu and the ICC - Global Politics
This lesson examines the legal, political, and moral debates surrounding the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military chief Muhammad Deif (who was later killed in an Israeli strike). Through a quiz, readings, a video, and by viewing and analyzing a debate, students will investigate the ICC’s jurisdiction, criticisms of bias, and the broader implications of international justice for conflicts in
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government, Social Studies
CCSS
RH.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.3
, RH.11-12.6
+3
Also included in: Israel, War Crimes and the ICC - Global Politics
Just War Theory 101 - Global Politics
This lesson explores Just War Theory and the laws of armed conflict, focusing on the ethical and legal frameworks that govern when wars can be fought, how they are conducted, and how they should be concluded. Through a presentation, a reading, videos, case studies, and a final quiz, students will examine the principles of jus ad bellum, jus in bello, and jus post bellum, and consider how these concepts have been codified into modern international law. Learning Activities Include:Warm UpStudents
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government, Social Studies
CCSS
SL.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.3
AP Macroeconomics FRQ Graph Posters | Multi-Market Scenarios
AP Macroeconomics FRQ Graph Posters | Multi-Market Scenarios (AD-AS, Money Market, Loanable Funds, FOREX, Phillips Curve)Help students master one of the most challenging components of the AP Macroeconomics exam: multi-graph Free Response Questions (FRQs). This set of high-impact classroom posters walks students through real AP-style economic scenarios and shows exactly how to model them across three interconnected graphs, a skill explicitly required by the College Board. Each poster presents
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Economics , Government, Other (Social Studies)
How Should You Vote? - Political Alignment Quiz
Spark meaningful discussions in your classroom with this "How Should You Vote?" quiz! Designed for high school civics, government, or social studies classes, this interactive quiz helps students explore their political values and discover whether their views align with progressive, conservative, or moderate ideologies. Covering hot-button issues like income inequality, reproductive rights, healthcare, gun ownership, social safety nets, AI regulation, education, and climate change, this quiz enc
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) at 75
This lesson explores the legacy and impact of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) on its 75th anniversary, examining how the document has shaped global human rights standards and where it has fallen short. Learning activities include: Warm UpStudents will discuss their views on the progress and shortcomings of human rights protection since the adoption of the UDHR. They will explore human rights maps and statistics to reflect on regional differences and surprising trends in the g
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government, Social Studies
CCSS
SL.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.2
+3
Also included in: Unit: Foundations of Human Rights
Digital Skills Classroom Poster • Google Drive, Docs, Slides, Gmail & Excel Quic
Help your students become confident digital learners with this Digital Skills Quick Guide Poster—perfect for middle school, high school, advisory periods, technology classes, and 1:1 laptop classrooms! This one-page printable poster gives students clear, simple directions for the MOST essential tech skills they use every day: ✔ Google Drive ✔ Google Docs ✔ Google Slides ✔ Gmail ✔ Excel No more stopping class to explain how to resize an image or where to save files—this poster puts step-by
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art History, Government, Instructional Technology
Philosophy Curriculum Semester Course Bundle Lectures, Vocab, Activities, Units
This philosophy course curriculum bundle is designed for high school semester philosophy classes (half credit courses) and works well for honors philosophy. The curriculum bundle provides everything you need to confidently guide students through three foundational branches of philosophy: epistemology, ethics, and political philosophy. Whether you're implementing a philosophy curriculum for the first time or looking to refresh your existing course, this comprehensive semester bundle offers h
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Feminism as a Theory of International Relations
This lesson introduces feminism as a theory of international relations, focusing on how feminist perspectives challenge and expand upon realist and liberal frameworks. Learning Activities Include:Warm UpStudents will define feminism, identify feminist emphases in global politics, and apply a feminist lens to visuals and a Democracy Now! clip on JD Vance’s comments. They will discuss what a feminist might notice, emphasize, and how they might respond.Reading: "Feminist Theory and International Re
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Government, Social Studies, World History
CCSS
RL.11-12.1
, RL.11-12.10
, SL.11-12.1
+3
Also included in: Unit - Feminism: Power in a Gendered World
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