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Founding Fathers Presentation Posters & Doodle Notes
Many people helped to shape the United States. This resource focuses on seven influential people who helped to write the Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights and to lead the nation as its first presidents.The 7 Founding Fathers included are Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and John Jay.This resource is a zipped file containing a PowerPoint, Link to Google Slides and a PDF. It includes:★ PowerPoint / G
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â American Revolution (BUNDLE)
American Revolution (BUNDLE)
This American Revolutionary War unit bundles seven resources together covering the French & Indian War, Causes of the Revolution, American Revolution battles, important events, and people, tradespeople plus the Founding Fathers of the new nation.This bundle saves you over 20% off individual prices!Resources Included (PowerPoints/Google Slides & PDFs):★★★ FRENCH & INDIAN WAR ★★★ (Updated with Google Slides)★ FRENCH & INDIAN WAR POWERPOINT: This 15 slide PowerPoint presentation giv
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3rd - 5th
Articles of Confederation Worksheet - description and comparison to Constitution
Articles of Confederation Worksheet - description and comparison to Constitution
one page description of Articles of Confederation and back is a worksheet with discussion questions and a chart to compare the Articles to the US Constitution
Also includes info on John Hanson - first US president
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8th - 12th
Civics and Government PowerPoint and Guided Note Bundle
This Complete American Government PowerPoint bundle includes presentations, Google Slides, guided notes worksheets, and flipped classroom videos to cover your entire Civics/Government curriculum.Each PPT file pairs with an included Guided Notes worksheet that students use to follow along with your instruction. Google Slides links are included in the PowerPoints as well to assist with uploading right into Google Classroom. This is a fantastic set of resources to guide your teacher-led instruction
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8th - 12th
Examining Labor & Working Conditions in the Gilded Age: A Gallery Walk Exercise
Engage your students in developing historical empathy regarding the experience of a worker living through the Gilded Age and Progressive Era with the use of historical photographs. Using a gallery walk format, students will examine the impact of industrial growth and the experience of American workers. Lesson includes a pre-walk political cartoon analysis exercise to foster brainstorming, 15 photo placards, a teacher lesson plan with questions to promote critical thinking for each photo, and an
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6th - 11th
Also included in:Â US History Gallery Walk Activity Bundle
Roles of the President of the United States - Worksheet/ Assessment
This product includes two separate worksheets and/or assessments that help students understand that the President of the United States has many different roles that he must fulfill.
Roles of the President profiled:
- Legislative Leader
- Economic Leader
- Commander in Chief
- Foreign Policy Leader
- Chief of State
- Chief of Party
- Judicial Powers
- Chief Executive
The first activity/assessment has student match a possible task a President may complete with the appropriate 'hat.'
The secon
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7th - 12th
The "Other" Amendments (11-27) PowerPoint and Graphic Organizer/ Guided Notes
So you just spent an entire unit on the Bill of Rights in your class, now you remember that there are 17 other Amendments! What now? This product is the perfect start for you!
This product includes both a 25 slide PowerPoint presentation and a graphic organizer/ guided notes Microsoft Word document to accompany the PowerPoint.
Students will exposed to Amendments that have led to the end of slavery, end of poll taxes, the desegregation of public schools, presidential reform, etc.
In addi
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7th - 12th
The Bill of Rights - Students 4th Amendment Rights in Schools
This lesson creates meaningful interaction with students, as it focuses on their rights, and how the 4th Amendment applies to them. Students are engaged as they analyze their rights and different situations. For example, can schools implement a school wide urine drug test? Can school officials search your car, locker, cell phone, or other belongings? Students explore Supreme Court cases and scenarios while examining these questions and situations. They learn about how the 4th Amendment prote
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â US HISTORY - GOVERMENT & CITIZENSHIP: US Constitution BUNDLE
Public Policy-Making Process
This resource will teach your students all about the public policy-making process, using gun policy as a relevant example. They will learn what public policy is, the five steps in the policy making process, and the complexities of passing meaningful policy. This resource includes an 11-slide power point presentation (also available as a Google Slides presentation), as well as student notes/graphic organizer. The notes break down the process into 5 easy steps, using the real-life gun policy examp
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9th - 12th
Also included in: AP® Government and Politics Course Bundle
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities PowerPoint and Info-Graphic
Condensed lesson summarizing the rights and responsibilities of U.S. Citizenship. One day lesson with PowerPoint and student infographic notes page. Answer key provided.
The contents of this download are for use by the customer only. I ask that teachers not post any part of this file online or on a publically accessed shared server. You may link PDF versions of notes, PowerPoint slides, and assignments on a password protected online resource only for students to access. If you would like to s
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5th - 12th
Rights and Responsibilities of a Citizen
I created this resource as a supplement for my social studies curriculum. It specifically aligns to standards in the Utah 4th grade core (listed in product), but can also be a great resource for other grades as well. I love using powerpoint and graphic organizers to help engage my students in their learning, I hope that this resource helps your students as well!Included in this resource:- Rights and Responsibilities of a Citizen PPT and PDF (PPT includes suggestions and optional activities in th
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3rd - 6th
How A Bill Becomes A Law - HABBAL - CLOZED notes/ graphic organizer
Understanding the process of How A Bill Becomes A Law (HABBAL) is a complicated process that is confusing to many students, especially at the federal level. This product serves as both a graphic organizer and/or clozed notes that will make this concept more clear for students. This product comes with both a 'blank' version for students and a complted version for students.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Roman Republic vs U.S. Government Activity Sheet
Worksheet comparing the government of the Roman Republic to the U.S. government today. Excellent for class lesson or review.
Grades:
6th - 12th
US History - The Articles of Confederation: Primary Source Analysis
The Articles of Confederation served temporarily as the U.S. first Constitution. This lesson helps students understand the historical context, vocabulary, and problems that lead to creation of a new system of government. Students are able to participate in primary source analysis, and examine the Articles of Confederation for themselves as they explore the document.This lesson relates well to our other primary source lessons: Ratifying the Constitution - Federalist Papers Papers - Primary Source
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â US HISTORY - GOVERMENT & CITIZENSHIP: US Constitution BUNDLE
27 Amendments Google Slideshow and Note Sheet | US Constitution
If you are teaching your students about the 27 amendments from the United States Constitution, this Amendments Slideshow is a must! This no-prep and editable Google Slideshow includes 29 professional slides, in addition to both printable and digital note sheets.In their original form, these amendments can be quite difficult for students to understand, so we broke down each amendment into smaller, more digestible bullet points, added visuals, and used modern language and examples to make it a lot
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7th - 10th
Good Citizens and Leaders
This interactive and engaging lesson is a complete resource to teach your students about the qualities good citizens and leaders.This lesson is a PowerPoint file to be played as a slideshow for your students. There are several pages of activities and questions to keep students engaged and participating in the lesson. Because there are questions and answers on multiple slides, this PowerPoint has been equipped with clickable animations so that the answers are not shown right after the questions a
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2nd - 3rd
American Revolution PEOPLE Presentation Posters & Doodle Notes
Many people helped to shape the United States. This resource focuses on 36 influential people during the American Revolutionary War time period.The 36 influential people included are John Adams, Samuel Adams, Ethan Allen, James Armistead, Benedict Arnold, Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Franklin, Nathanael Greene, Alexander Hamilton, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, John Paul Jones, James Madison, Thomas Paine, Paul Revere, George Washington, Abigail Adams, Betsy Ross, Deborah
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â American Revolution (BUNDLE)
Roles of the President Web Activity
Most historians and politicians agree that Presidents must wear many hats and perform a variety of roles. These roles include Legislative Leader, Foreign Policy Leader, Judicial Powers, and Commander in Chief. Students will be assigned a President that served at least one full term and use a variety of classroom and internet resources to complete the attached form. Students will provide at least two examples of how their President performed each of the above mentioned roles as well as basic i
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
US History | Learning about the Constitution + Primary Source Analysis
This lesson covers the essentials of the U.S. Constitution, the context around the document that influenced it, principles like separation of powers, checks and balances, and the functions of the three branches of government. Students analyze the excerpts of various articles from the Constitution, and compare and contrast the Congressional and presidential powers. Students examine the enumerated powers of Congress in Article 1, Section 1, while contrasting those powers to the powers of the pres
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â US HISTORY - GOVERMENT & CITIZENSHIP: US Constitution BUNDLE
FORMS OF GOVERNMENT |Power Distribution | Unitary, Federal, Con-Federal
This creative lecture presentation reviews the forms of government: unitary, confederation, and federal. For an assessment, students create a graphic organizer comparing the advantages and disadvantages of each form of government. Both Print and Digital versions are included!Buyer feedback:Nice presentation with great analogies to make governments easier to understand for students!This presentation also includes an explanation of political and popular sovereignty and a short summary of the diffe
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â CIVICS | American Government MEGA BUNDLE | Semester | Print & Digital
Three Branches of Government Graphic Organizer- FREE!!
This freebie features a brief introduction of the three branches of government- Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. The product includes a graphic organizer and an 8-slide power point that covers the roles, powers, terms, etc. of each branch/official. There are two graphic organizers- one that is open-ended and another that provides guided note.In addition, check out these other great U.S. Government resources, available in my store:1st Day of U.S. Government Class ActivitiesConstitutional or
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6th - 12th
Declaration of Independence Break-Up Letter
Help your students understand the content and structure of the Declaration of Independence, and comprehend its content in a fun and original way!
This writing activity prompts your students to play the role of the colonies "breaking up" with England or King George III. Rubric, graphic organizer, and detailed instructions included.
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8th - 11th
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Edwards Government in America AP Edition Reading Guide (includes REDESIGN)
This is a reading guide for AP U.S. Government & Politics courses that use the Edwards' Government in America AP Edition Textbook. This is document includes Ch.1-16. Questions are written with the intent to spark comprehension, comparing and contrasting, and identifying cause and effect. For each chapter, I painstakingly utilized the 2019 REDESIGN AP Government Course Exam & Description (CED) to ensure that the students don't miss any info that will be tested. Throughout, I have provided
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Grades:
9th - 12th
4 Main Types of Economic Systems WebQuest
Students will use two online articles (links are provided) to help them complete a graphic organizer about the four main economic systems.
Grades:
6th - 10th
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