JesseAnn Thomas

PowerPoint presentation that includes the Civics LEAP Test format, question types, writing information, etc. Great last day of review before the test!

This Types of Government Gallery Walk includes: democracy, monarchy, autocracy, and systems of government.

US. v. Nixon court case with document analysis questions.

This assignment covers the four enlightenment philosophers: Hobbes, Locke, Montesquieu, and Rousseau. It has document analysis questions and a compare and contrast chart with a constructed response at the end.

Students will create their own map of their hometown or any city in the world. Rubric Included.

This lesson includes information of the landmark court case Cherokee Nation v. Georgia. It includes the Worcester v. Georgia court case as well with document analysis questions.

This lesson includes information on Louisiana State and Local Government. There are two sources that include information on Police Juries and the Napoleonic Code.

This lesson covers the Cherokee and Tunica-Biloxi Tribe. It has two sources with document analysis questions.

This lesson includes the US v. Lopez court case with document analysis questions.

This lesson includes information on how the President has expanded his role over time. There are three sources with document analysis questions for each.

'The Government at Work: The Bureaucracy' Test that goes along with 'The Government At Work: The Bureaucracy' Notes. Answers Included

"Mass Media & Public Opinion" Test that goes along with "Mass Media & Public Opinion" Notes. Answers included.

This lesson includes information of the three types of public policy: distributive, regulatory, and redistributive. It includes reading and questions.

This lesson includes information of the division of powers between federal and state levels of government with sources and document analysis questions.

This lesson includes information on America's foreign policy approach throughout history. It has three sources and document based questions.

Propaganda Project includes: description of propaganda techniques, instructions for poster/computer paper project, and rubric.

This lesson includes: Annotation, Document Analysis, & an Extended Response. Must be used in conjunction with "The President as Chief Diplomat" primary resource on www.billofrightsinstitute.org (free). Day 1: Annotation & Document Analysis. Day 2: Timed Essay (Extended Response).

'Federal Court System' Test that goes along with 'Federal Court System' Notes. Answers included.

'How a Bill Becomes a Law' Test that goes along with 'How a Bill Becomes a Law' Notes. Answers included.

Students will complete a Landform Project with a visual representation and a short essay. Rubric Included.