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Increase and Decrease (Government Influence on the Economy): VA Eco SOL CE 12c
Quick and easy worksheet to review the governments influence on the economy (taxes, spending, borrowing).
Included in this download are editable/PDF versions of the worksheet, as well as, an answer key!
Covers VA Civics & Economics SOL CE. 12c.
Before you buy! Check out the VA Civics & Economics SOL Review Packet #4: USA Economy
7th - 10th
Civics, Economics , Government
Constitution Reading Guide
My reading guide for the U.S. Constitution has greatly helped to improve test and quiz scores by forcing students to look deeper at vocabulary by giving the definition as well as an application--much like an AP style question. Students also have homework questions that correspond to essential questions within the text. The reading guide uses a modified Cornell note-taking style with a space for notes and a space for a summary of the day's lesson. The reading guide also includes deep-processin
6th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Bill of Rights Amendment Matching Activity or Review Game, great for 5th-12th!
This Bill of Rights Amendment Matching Activity is great for grades 5-12. It would be great as a quick bellwork or review activity to increase mastery. Students will match the Amendment to an example that is given. Not to worry, they are not in order, so students can cut this out themselves without knowing the answers!Extension Activities: Have students play Memory with the cards or write their own example on the back of each amendment and quiz a friend!
Not Specific
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Elections, Voting, Voter Turnout, and Demographics of Voters
This is a packet for students that has them learn about the different elections (local, state, and federal) and different positions within them, then brainstorm many questions about voting and why it is important, which elections are more important to vote for, and how the government should increase or decrease voter turnout. Then, students learn about the differences between a primary and general election. Finally, the bulk of the packet explores voter turnout in midterm vs. presidential electi
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+9
Also included in: 2024 Election Bundle
Who's in the President's Cabinet?
Congratulations! Your students know the role of the President's cabinet. So, now what? How can we make this information relevant? This activity will allow students to research who is currently serving in those cabinet positions. Students can choose which cabinet department they would like to research, introducing choice and differentiated interests. Students then assess whether or not they would confirm a nomination of the secretary of that department, thereby reinforcing the concept of ch
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, Social Studies
Bill of Rights Reading Guide
My reading guide for the Bill of Rights has greatly helped to improve test and quiz scores by forcing students to look deeper at vocabulary by giving the definition as well as an application--much like an AP style question. Students also have homework questions that correspond to essential questions within the text. The reading guide uses a modified Cornell note-taking style with a space for notes and a space for a summary of the day's lesson. This reading guide pairs nicely with the U.S. Consti
6th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
AP® Government: Required Supreme Court Cases- Chart, Quiz, and Keys
This resource is perfect for AP® U.S. Government teachers looking to teach the required landmark Supreme Court cases for the updated 23-24 exam. This product includes a student court chart handout, a key for the teacher, two versions of a review quiz, and an answer key. Students will research each of the 14 required cases and discover the facts, constitutional issue(s), decision, and opinion/reasoning of the Court for each one. The handout provides directions, an example, and online resources st
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, Social Studies
Also included in: AP® Government and Politics Course Bundle
Political Ideologies Spectrum Survey QUIZ | CIVICS | Print & Digital CIVICS
Do your students wonder where they fall on the political ideology spectrum? This engaging and easy-to-use activity helps students explore their own political beliefs through a student-friendly online quiz. After completing the quiz, students analyze and reflect on their results, making abstract political ideologies more concrete and meaningful. This lesson includes both PRINT and DIGITAL versions, making it perfect for distance learning, hybrid classrooms, or in-person instruction. The activi
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Civics tutorial worksheet and quiz: Trial process and role of the jury
Just released: On sale now from 5/12/22 - 5/15/22 Follow my store to keep up to date on all 'just released sales' Included in this product: 1 Google docs Tutorial worksheet: Trial process and role of the jury, that will walk students through the role of a jury (including how juries are selected) as well as trial procedures (opening statements, cross examination, evidence, etc. Does not include pretrial procedures). This is one of the few tutorials that students find entertaining as they becom
6th - 10th
Civics, Government, Social Studies
Also included in: Bundle: Civics tutorial Quarter 2
Bill of Rights Scenarios Task Cards Activity, Worksheet & Google Form Quiz
Looking for a Bill of Rights activity that makes students apply the amendments—without hours of prep?This set of Bill of Rights scenarios works as an activity, task cards, worksheet, or quick Bill of Rights quiz for your Constitution and Bill of Rights unit. Assign the auto-grading Google Form for instant data or run the printable station version for discussion-rich learning. What’s included24 Real-World Scenario Task Cards (PDF) — students decide which amendment applies and explain why.Auto-Gra
6th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
US Constitution Quiz | Constitution Day Activity | Middle & High School Civics
Make Constitution Day meaningful with this engaging 30-question U.S. Constitution Quiz, designed for middle and high school students. This ready-to-use resource covers the foundational principles of the U.S. government, including the Preamble, branches of government, Bill of Rights, key amendments, and influential figures in constitutional history. Perfect for U.S. History, Civics, or Government classes, this quiz reinforces essential civic knowledge and sparks classroom discussion around the Co
6th - 12th
Civics, U.S. History
Amendments Quiz and Study Sheet
This product includes a 20-question quiz that covers key constitutional amendments. It is meant to be used to help AP® Government students review for the exam, but it can be used for any U.S. Government or U.S. History class to review the formal amendments. The quiz is editable, so you can make necessary adaptations if you choose and it comes with an answer key for easy grading. I have also included a cheat sheet of all 27 amendments that students can use to study from. Check out these other g
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Bill of Rights: Worksheets, Scenarios, and Quiz (Grades 7–10)
Help your students move beyond memorizing amendment numbers and truly understand what the Bill of Rights protects. This engaging, student-friendly resource gives middle schoolers a clear overview of Amendments 1–10 and helps them connect those rights to real-life situations at school, in the community, and online. What’s Included Bill of Rights Overview PagesClear, accessible explanations of each of the first ten amendments written in student-friendly language.Bill of Rights OrganizerA structur
7th - 8th
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
U.S. State Map and Capitol Quiz
Give students a state location and capitol quiz with this map and handout. The map has numbered states, and the corresponding sheet has 50 blanks where students need to list the state and capitol that correspond to the number on the map. I used this state and capitol map quiz as a pre-assessment and then end of the year assessment. A great chance to see student growth throughout the year. It has worked great to give to my AP US History students after the conclusion of their AP test to encourage
4th - 12th
Civics, Geography, Social Studies
Constitutional Law Vocabulary Booster | Interactive Quiz & Reading Activity
Master essential legal terminology with this comprehensive vocabulary activity designed for high school social studies and pre-law students! What's Included:This all-in-one digital resource features 5 interactive tabs: - Lesson Plan: Teacher's guide with step-by-step implementation instructions - The Source: 10 vocabulary cards with definitions and related terms (Habeas Corpus, Stare Decisis, Certiorari, Amicus Curiae, Precedent, Tort, Plaintiff, Deposition, Injunction, Liability) - Reading: 3 i
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, Vocabulary
CCSS
RI.9-10.4
, L.9-10.4
, L.9-10.6
Tariffs & Fairness in Global Trade Quiz, Grades 5-9 | NO PREP Economics Activity
Tariffs Fairness Quiz: NO PREP Printable Critical Thinking Activity | Middle School Grades 5-9 Economics This is a NO PREP printable tick-the-box activity helping teens explore the fairness of tariffs and their role in global trade. The quiz questions are designed to promote critical thinking about how tariffs affect prices, businesses, and countries. Suitable for 11-14 year olds and Grades 5-9.In today's world, understanding economic policies like tariffs is increasingly important, especially w
5th - 9th
Civics, Economics , Government
3 Branches of U.S. Government: Reading, Graphic Organizer, Cloze & Quiz w/ Key
This activity is a wonderful way to get your students to better understand the checks and balances between the three branches of U.S. government. There is a student-friendly one page reading. As students read, they can fill out the graphic organizer using terms from a word bank. Included is a "check for understanding" formative assessment cloze style paragraph for them to fill-in. Also included is a 15 question True/False quiz with an answer key. Graphic organizers like this one are a great
7th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
American Landmarks & Symbols Quiz | Social Studies Review & Assessment
Make learning fun with this 30-question multiple-choice quiz on American Landmarks and Symbols—perfect for middle school U.S. history or civics classes! This engaging activity helps students review important national monuments, patriotic symbols, and key cultural sites. Great for bell ringers, early finisher work, or end-of-unit review. Includes a printable student quiz and answer key. No prep needed—just print and go! ** AMERICAN LANDMARKS & SYMBOLS **- American Landmarks and Symbols- Statue
6th - 12th
Civics, U.S. History
Checks & Balances Assessment | Quiz & Test | Civics | No Prep
Assess student understanding of checks and balances with a clear, structured assessment that covers the three branches of government and key constitutional powers. This no-prep assessment is designed to be easy to use while still effectively measuring student understanding. 🧠 What This Assessment CoversStudents will: Identify the three branches of government Recognize how checks and balances work Apply key powers such as veto, judicial review, and impeachment Analyze simple government scen
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Types of Government Interactive Lesson Activity | Self-Grading Quiz & World Map
Stop struggling to explain abstract political concepts! This interactive digital activity lets students discover how different governments work through hands-on exploration—not worksheets. This resource covers multiple government types (democracy, monarchy, dictatorship, etc.) with an interactive world map showing real-country examples for each, plus a self-grading quiz. ✅ What's Included:📍 Interactive World Map — Students click on 10+ countries to explore real government systems. Filter by t
6th - 10th
Civics, Government
CCSS
RH.6-8.3
, RH.6-8.7
Frontline: Inside America's Gun Debate Video Worksheet, Quiz & Lesson Plan
Looking for an engaging way to teach one of the most important and controversial issues in modern American politics?This ready-to-use resource helps students analyze the PBS Frontline documentary Inside the Politics of America's Gun Debate while developing critical thinking, media literacy, and civic engagement skills.- 30 Viewing Questions that keep students actively engaged throughout the documentary ( Free Video Link to documentary included)- 5 Higher-Order Thinking Questions that encourage a
9th - 12th
Civics, Criminal Justice - Law, Government
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Vocab Quiz: AP® Government
This product includes a 25-question vocabulary quiz that covers key vocabulary terms/concepts related to the Civil Rights and Civil Liberties unit for AP® U.S. Government classes. The quiz is editable, so you can make necessary adaptations if you choose and it comes with an answer key for easy grading. I have included 2 versions of the quiz- one with a word bank and one without, so you can choose the level of rigor you would like. I have also included 2 lists with the quiz- one that includes the
9th - 12th
Civics, Government, Other (Social Studies)
How the U.S. Government Budget Works: Budget Reading Comprehension & Quiz
Federal Budget Reading Comprehension & Quiz | Civics | Government Spending | Taxes | Deficit & Debt Make the federal budget easy for students to understand with this clear, engaging civics reading comprehension activity + quiz! This student-friendly lesson breaks down government revenue, taxes, spending, deficits, surpluses, and the national debt into simple language that middle and high schoolers can actually understand. Perfect for introducing the U.S. federal budget process without overwhelmi
7th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
The Federalist Papers Interactive Digital Interactive Activity & Quiz
📜 Make the Federalist Papers Actually Make SenseLet's be honest—the Federalist Papers can feel impossibly dense for students. Archaic language. Abstract arguments. Eyes glazing over. This interactive resource changes that. Students discover what Hamilton, Madison, and Jay were really fighting for—through exploration, not lectures. ✅ What's Included:📖 "The Story" Historical Context — Accordion-style sections walk students from zero understanding to grasping the 1787 crisis: Why was the Consti
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Civics, U.S. History
CCSS
RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.6-8.3
+3
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