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Political Parties: Notes,Quiz, and Make your Own Party
I love teaching about political parties! I especially love this lesson because students learn about the political spectrum and even take a quiz to find where they are on the spectrum. Students also create their own political party! This products includesPowerPoint presentationMake your own political party activity Democrats vs republican cut out worksheet Where are you on the spectrum quizPolitical Party notes Political Party notes for interactive notebookWant access to ALL of my civics resource
6th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
What's YOUR Political Ideology? An Intro Quiz & Vocab Lesson (HS Government)
Start your Government unit on political beliefs with a lesson that's all about your students! This engaging, no-prep worksheet activity answers the question, "What’s YOUR Political Ideology?" using a reputable, high-quality quiz and reflective questions. This lesson is the perfect way to introduce concepts like "liberal," "conservative," and "libertarian" in a way that is personal and relevant to students. Instead of just reading textbook definitions, students will first take the Pew Research
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Federal, State & Local Representatives Research & Quiz Social Media Editable
Who Represents You? Research Worksheet & Quiz | Civics & Government | Federal, State & Local | Editable Students research their elected representatives at every level of government — federal, state, and local — then find their representatives on social media, analyze a real post or tweet, and respond with an informed civic perspective. Perfect for Government, Civics, AP Government, and Social Studies classes in grades 8–12. Why this activity stands out: ∙ Goes beyond “find your representative”
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: Government Legislative Branch Representative Bundle
Introduction to Government and Politics: Interest Group Quiz or Worksheet
This quiz is a nice refresher to check in with students' understanding of types of interest groups and the role interest groups play in American politics through campaigns and elections.
Quiz also includes direct quotes from interest groups' mission statements, giving students greater insight into these groups and their views.
This quiz can also be used as a homework assignment or worksheet to use in class.
For the short answer, I wrote about a hypothetical Senate race so that this can be
9th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, Social Studies
Republican or Democrat - Student Quiz
This is a twenty question self-quiz I give to my American History students before we get into the changing politics of the 70's and 80's. It has questions about every issue in America. It's always interesting to have discussions after they learn where they stand based on their score.
6th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
3 branches of government constitution quiz
Quiz concentrates on the three branches of government. A total of 20 questions plus and extra credit opportunity. It is a mixture of fill in the blank and true or false questions. It includes answer key.
6th - 8th
Elections - Voting, Social Studies, U.S. History
Government Vocab Terms Quiz (Georgia 6th/7th GSE)
Fifteen basic government terms found in GSE for Grades 6 & 7. Editable for personalization & /or differentiation.
5th - 8th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
PBS Frontline- "America's Great Divide: From Obama to Trump" Video Questions P1
These questions follow along with PART I of PBS Frontline's "America's Great Divide: From Obama to Trump" that can be found on the PBS website. FRONTLINE begins its 2020 election year coverage with a two-part, four-hour documentary series investigating America’s increasingly bitter, divided and toxic politics. From veteran FRONTLINE filmmaker Michael Kirk and his team, America’s Great Divide: From Obama to Trump draws on revelatory new interviews with key political and cultural figures, as we
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
VOTING & VOTER BEHAVIOR - Presentation - Reading Activity - Print & Digital
This creative product for the secondary civics/U.S. The government classroom includes everything you need to teach about voting and voting behavior. Topics include - the history of voting rights, voting amendments, voting requirements, motor voter law, who votes, why some choose not to vote, and how to vote. It also includes a debate activity, "Philosophical Chairs" and a fun review activity, "Who Can Participate". Includes both print and digital versions. Buyer Feedback:This is great to add
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
CCSS
RH.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.8
Campaign Finance Lesson: Warm-Up, Notes, and Reform Activity
Engage your U.S. Government students in the topic of campaign finance! Students will understand the impact of cases like Citizens United v. FEC, important reform laws, such as the BCRA, and know the difference between various funding sources and types of money used in elections. This campaign finance lesson includes a thought-provoking warm-up prompt, an editable 16-slide power point (also available in Google Slides™), and a follow-up activity that allows students to create their own campaign
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: AP® Government and Politics Course Bundle
Electoral College | Lecture & Reforms Group Activity| Civics | Print and Digital
Teach your students about the Electoral College and the ongoing debate surrounding electoral reform with this engaging, interactive lesson, perfect for middle and high school Civics, U.S. Government, or American History classes. This editable resource includes a Presentation & lecture notes template, and a collaborative Jigsaw activity where students explore and evaluate five proposed Electoral College reform plans. Designed for grades 8–12, this lesson includes both printable and Googl
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
CCSS
RH.11-12.1
, RH.11-12.2
, RH.11-12.6
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Also included in: Executive Branch Unit Bundle | Civics & U.S. Government Curriculum
Ohio Government - The Ohio Constitution & Legislative Branch
This set of files includes a great overview of the Ohio Constitution of 1851 and of the Legislative Branch (The General Assembly). The state of Ohio recently passed a law requiring teachers of American Government to include covering the Constitution of Ohio, and this can help you do that! I have always been frustrated with the general way that textbooks cover state and local governments, so I decided to replace that chapter with this information. I pulled a lot of info from the official govern
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
U.S. Government | Federalism | Video & Student Activities
You are purchasing a 15 page resource containing the following activities on the topic of Federalism or the shared power between the states and the Federal Government: Activities Included:1) Warm-up activity in which students answer questions about a cartoon illustrating federalism. 2) 2 Group activities in which students work in groups to examine "federalism" in schools in order to better understand the federal system in the U.S. Government. (worksheets, readings, charts included for these act
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
U.S. History | 19th Amendment | Women's Suffrage Video & Document Based Activity
This is a 40 page resource on the Women's Suffrage Movement (19th Amendment)- you can use all of the activities together or individually. Specifically this download includes:1) “A Brief History of Women’s Suffrage ~A Video Warm-up~”. (worksheet & video link) 2) Full- Color Power-point that briefly outlines the history of the US Women's Suffrage movement. Key Topics included: the "ideal" woman, Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention, Mott, Stanton, Alice Paul, NAWSA, 19th Amendment and MORE
8th - 12th
Elections - Voting, U.S. History
"The Simpsons - Homer vs the 18th Amendment" Prohibition and Women's Suffrage
This is a simple and fun assignment I do to wrap up my Prohibition and Women's Suffrage chapter. It's a 22 minute episode. I have provided two different links in the title of the assignment. The sheet is prepared for half sheets. Obviously, I'd suggest previewing the episode ("Homer vs. the 18th Amendment") to make sure it's acceptable for your students.
7th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, U.S. History
Should 16-Year-Olds Vote? A Current Events Lesson & Debate (Government/Civics)
Spark a lively and relevant debate in your Government or Civics class with this no-prep, high-interest lesson: Should the voting age be lowered to 16?This lesson uses a compelling article (based on The New York Times) that explores the global movement to lower the voting age . Students will analyze the core arguments for and against this change, examining it from three different angles: Developmental Psychology: Is the 16-year-old brain "ready" to vote?Partisan Politics: Why are some political
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Get Gerrymandered!: A Digital Map Activity
My husband (an AP Government and AP US History teacher) and I created this resource as a civic competency lesson and activity. In the United States, we, more often than not, have artificially noncompetitive elections due to gerrymandering. The intent of this resource is to teach your students about the effects of gerrymandering on elections and how to analyze their congressional district. Students will search congressional district maps to identify gerrymandered United States House Districts. T
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Ronald Reagan Presidency Stations
In this activity, students will examine key events, policies, and controversies from the presidency of Ronald Reagan. Through reading and analysis questions, students will explore Reagan’s election victory, Reaganomics, the Strategic Defense Initiative, the Iran-Contra Affair, the War on Drugs, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Students will evaluate both the successes and criticisms of Reagan’s presidency while developing skills in reading comprehension, historical analysis, and evidence-based w
7th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
2020 Presidential Election - Political Party Survey
Help your students unearth their ideology (conservative, liberal, libertarian, or moderate) and the political party that they might belong to. Just make sure you use lots of "in my opinion" statements!
7th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Election Integrity Reading with questions, answer key
This article takes a look at Election Integrity in America. Reading with questions and answer key.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
Government | Comparing Forms of Government in the Real World | Case Studies
In this Government class activity your students will learn about the different Forms of Government and how they can be classified ( direct/representative democracy, theocracy, oligarchy, monarchy, parliamentary, presidential etc.) by using EIGHT real world government examples. For example, students will examine how a real world monarchy, like the one used in Saudi Arabia, affects life in Saudi Arabia. The overall essential question is: What is it really like to live in countries with differe
8th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, World History
AP US Gov Unit 4 Political Socialization Citizens Beliefs Ideology Charts
Students can work together to identify the areas of political socialization, provide examples, connect them to liberal and conservative beliefs, and think about how these elements have impacted and influenced their political ideologies. For Topics 4.1-4.4 from the CED for AP US Government. Total of 3 charts. One for political socialization; one for liberal and conservative beliefs regarding: individualism, equality of opportunity, free enterprise, rule of law, and limited government; and one
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
2024 Political Party Platform Preamble Comparison Activity (RNC vs. DNC)
Help students understand political perspectives using this 2024 Party Platform Preamble Comparison Activity! Students read the preambles of the Republican and Democratic national platforms, then complete a structured comparison chart analyzing tone, purpose, themes, challenges, and goals. This resource promotes nonpartisan, text-based analysis and helps students build essential civics and literacy skills. What’s Included✔ Student-friendly reading directions ✔ Comparison chart for both platforms
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: U.S. Government: Preamble, Platforms & Issue Comparison Bundle
Comparing Constitutions 3.12: The U.S. vs. the Florida State Constitution Civics
Comparing Constitutions 3.12: The U.S. vs. the Florida State Constitution CivicsThis lesson provides a comparison between the U.S. Constitution and the Florida State Constitution. This lesson teaches students about the similarities include: both contain a preamble, articles, create three branches of government, and reflect separation of powers. Students will learn how Florida is on its sixth constitution with its current version established in 1968, and how slavery affected the number of version
6th - 11th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: Civics / Government Bundle III
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