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What Is Your Freedom Philosophy? Personality Quiz | Civics & Gov Activity
"What Is Your Freedom Philosophy?" is an engaging, zero-prep personality quiz designed to introduce students to two foundational concepts in political science, civics, and philosophy: "Freedom From" (Negative Liberty) and "Freedom To" (Positive Liberty). Instead of just memorizing definitions, students self-evaluate through relatable, real-world scenarios to discover which philosophy aligns with their personal worldview. It serves as a perfect icebreaker, introductory hook, or discussion start
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Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
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
Women’s History Quiz & Disenfranchisement Lesson
Women’s History Quiz & Lesson Plan – Systemic Disenfranchisement of Women (Paper + Digital)Description:Make women’s history real, relevant, and reflective with this ready-to-teach quiz and mini-lesson that exposes the shocking and often-overlooked legal barriers women have faced in modern U.S. history. More than just a quiz—this is a complete lesson with a warm-up, historical context, and meaningful student reflection built-in. Students will learn about systemic disenfranchisement—like how wom
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, U.S. History
Also included in: Women’s Rights & Voting Power Bundle
What Mount Rushmore President Are You? Fun Personality Quiz for U.S. History
Engage your students with this interactive and insightful personality quiz, "What Mount Rushmore President Are You?" Designed for middle and high school U.S. History or Social Studies classes, this quiz helps students connect with the iconic presidents of Mount Rushmore—George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt—by discovering which president's personality aligns with their own! Through 5 thought-provoking multiple-choice questions, students explore their leader
6th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
AP Government Unit 5 Bundle: Political Participation
Teach AP Government Unit 5 with a comprehensive, classroom-ready bundle focused on political participation, elections, campaigns, and voting behavior. This resource is designed to align with College Board standards and help students build the skills needed for the AP Exam through engaging, rigorous practice. This bundle includes a variety of activities, assessments, and review tools that reinforce key concepts while giving students repeated exposure to AP style questions and tasks. What’s Includ
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Presidential Elections Quiz
A 15 question multiple choice quiz on Presidential Elections. This quiz focuses on primary elections, general election strategies, and the Electoral College. A perfect quiz that covers the basics of Presidential Elections. Used in AP US Government and Politics to review concepts as a formative assessment. Can be used as a summative assessment as well.
9th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government
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
AP Government Unit 4 Bundle: Political Participation
Save time and keep your AP Government students engaged in this complete Unit 4 Political Participation bundle, fully aligned to the College Board AP U.S. Government and Politics Course and Exam Description. This bundle is designed to take students from public opinion and polling through voting behavior, elections, political parties, interest groups, and media, with a strong emphasis on data analysis, argumentation, and exam-style practice. It's perfect for daily instruction, review, and test pre
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Ultimate AP U.S. Government & Politics Review: Entire CED Simplified & MORE!
Master the AP U.S. Government & Politics Exam, Without the Overwhelm!Looking for a one-stop, student-friendly resource that covers everything in the AP U.S. Government & Politics Course and Exam Description (CED)? This comprehensive review packet is your go-to guide for streamlining content, boosting student confidence, and making review season manageable — for both teachers and students. ✔️ All the Content, None of the Jargon Every learning objective and essential knowledge point from the o
9th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
AP Gov't Unit 2 (2.4–2.7) Bundle Executive Roles, Powers, Oversight, & Com.
Help your students master the Executive Branch with this AP U.S. Government and Politics Unit 2.4–2.7 Bundle. Aligned to College Board standards, this resource covers the president’s roles and powers, checks on the executive, communication with the public, and policy implementation.Designed for busy AP teachers, this bundle provides ready-to-use lessons, engaging activities, and AP-style assessments that build both content knowledge and exam skills.Use it for direct instruction, guided pra
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Government, Other (Social Studies)
"Main Idea" and "Why it Matters" Must Know Supreme Court Cases; AP Govt.
AP Govt. "Must know" Supreme Court Cases. Compiling the "main ideas" and "why the change" matters to the people and the Constitution. Have students read the cases and complete for classwork or homework. Complete as a class over the school year. Use as review for the end of the year. Good prep for the AP Exam.
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Researching Political Candidates & Candidate Research Questionnaire
Researching Political Candidates & Candidate Research QuestionnaireTEKS §113.44(c)(10)(B) — explain the two-party system and evaluate the role of third parties in the United States §113.44(c)(13)(A) — describe scenarios where good citizenship may require the subordination of personal desire for the sake of the public good §113.44(c)(13)(B) — explain the responsibilities, duties, and obligations of citizenship such as: being well informed about civic affairs, serving in the military, Voting, ser
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
AP Government Review Bundle: Units 1–5 Test Prep, Activities, and Practice
Looking for a streamlined, engaging way to review key concepts in AP U.S. Government? This AP Gov Review Bundle is designed to help students reinforce essential content, practice exam skills, and build confidence before assessments or the AP exam. This bundle combines interactive activities, exam-style questions, and structured review tools to keep students engaged while targeting the most important concepts across the course. Good for: Final exam prep AP Exam review Sub plans/independent practi
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
APUSH 4.3, 4.6, 4.7 Market Revolution, Jacksonian Democracy & Sectional Crisis
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10th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
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How a Bill Becomes a Law: Interactive Sequencing & Civics Mastery Activity
Bring the legislative process to life with this hands-on, high-rigor sequencing challenge! Created by veteran educator Vicki Fellows, this classroom-proven activity transforms the traditional “How a Bill Becomes a Law” test into an unforgettable, student-led puzzle experience. Students work collaboratively to reconstruct The Riverbend Concurrent Enrollment Opportunity Act, a fictional—but entirely realistic—bill inspired by genuine civic engagement. Through reasoning, debate, and sequencing, th
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
AP US Government Voter Behavior and Political Beliefs Test
This test is an excellent mix of AP level and basic level questions about voter behavior, voter turnout, elections for President and Congress, and difference between conservative and liberal ideologies.
9th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government
Legislative Branch Government One Pager Project
Students love choice and we love inquiry based research! This one pager project does both and allows them to dig deeper into relevant topics related to Congress! Students are to pick a topic (see suggested topics) and come up with six inquiry questions to guide their research. The project packet gives the students space to put their research on paper within the packet so you can see the story of their research. When doing the research students are to document at least 5 credible sources and vet
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
The Evolution of the Electoral College
Help students move beyond memorization and into historical thinking and civic analysis with this engaging, inquiry-based lesson on the Electoral College. In this activity, students analyze how the Electoral College was originally designed, how it changed with the 12th Amendment, and how it functions in modern U.S. elections. Designed for grades 7–12, this resource is flexible, accessible, and perfect for introducing constitutional structures while building critical thinking skills. Students work
7th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
AP Gov: Unit V Political Participation Notes | Lecture Slides | Discussion |
Cover the essentials of political participation and elections with this complete set of AP aligned lecture notes for Unit V. Designed to support direct instruction and reinforce key content, this resource breaks down voter behavior, campaigns, elections, political parties, interest groups, and campaign finance with built-in vocabulary, visuals, and real-world examples. This is the perfect tool for classroom instruction, student note support, test review, or AP Gov unit planning. What’s to Love?
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
AP Gov: Unit V Political Participation Reading Guide | Worksheet | Homework
Support your students as they explore political participation and the expansion of democratic rights with this comprehensive AP Government reading guide aligned to Standards 5.1–5.13. This 20 page resource walks students through the evolution of voting rights, political parties, interest groups, campaigns, elections, and media influence while helping them connect key concepts, track essential vocabulary, and prepare for AP level analysis. Perfect for homework, guided reading, sub plans, or un
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
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
AP Comp Gov Day 1 Lesson | Regime Types Sort Activity | Grades 9-12
This 75-90 minute Day 1 lesson launches AP Comparative Government with a Sort the Regimes activity, mini-lecture, six country profile cards, and an exit ticket — all aligned to AP CED Unit 1 Big Ideas PAU, LEG, and MPA. You get a 10-slide PowerPoint deck (with full speaker notes), an 8-page student worksheet, a detailed teacher guide with minute-by-minute pacing and answer key, six print-and-cut country profile cards (UK, Russia, China, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria), a standalone 4-page reading, differ
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Government, World History
Constitutional Crisis Simulation | Foreign Interference Decision Game | No Prep
Can students defend democracy under pressure?In this high-engagement Constitutional Crisis Decision Simulation, students become senior advisers during a contested election shaped by foreign interference, institutional uncertainty, and alliance pressure. Students must analyze competing interests, weigh trade-offs, respond to a surprise escalation, and recommend a course of action when no option is risk free.This is not passive worksheet work — it is a structured decision simulation built aroun
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
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