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Landmark Supreme Court Case Infographic Project
This project will help your students better understand the social and political impact of the Supreme Court. First, they will be choose a landmark case to research from the list provided, then they will research to thoroughly understand the Court’s decision and its importance to American government and society. Last, they will create an infographic telling me all about the landmark case they chose.They must research and give a case overview, what the constitutional question at hand is, what the
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9th - 12th
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Criminology- Unmasking Fraud: Wanted Posters Through American History
Attention fellow educators! Elevate your classroom discussions and engage your students with our dynamic lesson on American fraudsters. This captivating lesson offers a unique opportunity for students to explore the lives and deeds of infamous fraudsters throughout history. Students will have the exciting task of creating wanted posters for their chosen fraudsters. This project will come with detailed directions, a comprehensive rubric, informative text, and a research graphic organizer to guide
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9th - 12th
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Amendments Posters
Twenty-One 11x17 posters over the Constitutional Amendments.
Each poster is dedicated to one of the Constitutional Amendments. Use the posters in your classroom for decoration as well as a review method for your students. (Amendments not included: 11, 12, 20, 23, 25, 27) Amendments provided were chosen based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.
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5th - 12th
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B.R. Ambedkar: Architect of Equality and Social Justice
Elevate Your Classroom with Inspiring Printable PostersDiscover the Perfect Classroom Companion: Our premium collection of printable posters is designed to captivate, educate, and inspire. Crafted with teachers in mind, these Google Doc files offer a seamless blend of quality and convenience, bringing vibrant visuals directly to your classroom. Instant Classroom Makeover: Transform your teaching space with a wide array of themes ranging from historical figures and iconic landmarks to mesmerizing
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Not Grade Specific
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Supreme Court Case (Research Project)
Students will look into some of the more famous and important Supreme Court Cases. They will research both sides of the case, the amendment/ law in question, the outcome of the case, and explain their view on the whether or not they believe the Supreme Court made the correct decision in the case.I have done this assignment a couple different ways in the past:1. Have students work on the assignment individually, completing the whole packet.2. Have students work in groups and then share out the in
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
History of Law Enforcement Timeline Research Project
• Create timeline of the history and development of law enforcement – Each point on your timeline must include 2 important facts– Each point on your timeline must include 1 illustration (photo, drawing)– There is a minimum of five points for the timeline
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Funny Criminal Law Intro
This Google slides you will cover 14 different items a robber doesn't want you to know! This activity is meant to engage students about criminal law. This activity is teacher lead, there is nothing for the students to complete with this.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
3 Branches of the U.S. Government
Ideal for distance learning and homeschooling!3 Branches of the United States GovernmentHere is an easy to understand power point with sorting cards to help students understand the 3 branches of the U.S. government and the duties they perform. Each branch of government has a cover page to reference quick information, a more detailed page to explain further. Included are photos of the governmental branches in action and sorting cards to post under each cover page. Cut the cards apart, post the co
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3rd - 6th
Wanted Poster- Distance Learning
This activity lets students created an old time wanted poster for modern day criminals. Students can understand how important information was used to catch these dangerous criminals and how old time posters are similar/different to ways we catch criminals today.
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4th - 12th
Ch 1 Principles of Government Vocabulary Sheet
List of 22 words corresponding to the principles of American government for vocabulary purposes
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11th - 12th
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The Advantages of Working With a Local Divorce Lawyer
Facing a divorce is challenging, and choosing the right representation for your case is important. Working with lawyers leesburg va can offer several advantages over working with a lawyer who practices in another city or state. Here are some of the benefits you may experience when you work with a local divorce attorneyWhy is it Important to Have a Lawyer?Divorce is a complicated process, and it can be emotionally, physically, and financially taxing. Having the right support system, such as a qua
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K - 2nd
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