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Adult education government resources for Microsoft Excel
Federal Government Budget Simulation
Make changes to the tax code and government spending to reduce the deficit while keeping your approval rating above 50%. No paper needed. Student's only need access to google sheets!-The newly elected President of the United States has come to you, their trusted economic advisor, to fulfill the promise of fiscal responsibility. The President has promised the voters to not reduce Social Security or Medicare. The President's budget is projected to balance the nation's budget and promises to not al
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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BINGO so fun it's a crime
This BINGO game places students into the role of a criminal. They are given description cards of their crimes. All of the students are to figure out whether they are Federal or State, Criminal or Civil.
Please pay attention to the formating of the document once you are ready to print it for use. You might need to adjust your print margins to NARROW so that the bingo sheets fit correctly.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Census - A Statistical Look at the Diversity of American Culture.
A Statistical Look at the Diversity of American Culture. Whether, it is used with a class or any group, the purpose is to open the eyes of the participants to how diverse our population really is. Preview presentation has notes to explain what the Census is and how to use the Spreadsheet. The spreadsheet sums up the results of data collected and automatically displays on both the Bar Graphs and the Pie Charts. Spreadsheet is compact and uncomplicated. It allows for easy to understand results
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Constitution Quiz
To assess application of the terms found below, this fill in the blank assessment requires students to complete a quote from a news article. Students can not rely on simply knowing the definition, they must understand how to use it in context. This could also be used as an application exercise instead of a quiz. It was designed to be used for Advanced Placement and Honors classes.
This quiz targets the following vocabulary words:
Popular Sovereignty Judicial Review Expressed Powers Concur
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Rights, responsibilities and privileges enlightenment government
What is the difference between a right, a responsibility and a privilege? Use this chart to define them and give examples. Answers on second sheet. Can be used to identify civic rights and responsibilities.Answer key on second sheet.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Crusades through Enlightenment bundle world history
SPANISH Rights, responsibilities and privileges, civics government, en Español
What is the difference between a right, a responsibility and a privilege? Use this chart to define them and give examples. Answers on second sheet. Can be used to identify civic rights and responsibilities.Answer key on second sheet.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: SPANISH Modern World history resources en Español bundle ESL ELL
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