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Elections - voting homework for Google Apps
Political Socialization Tree
Student Instructions: Complete the tree to create a visual representation of all the factors that have contributed to your personal political socialization. When done, complete the political typology quiz posted on Google Classroom to see where you fall on the spectrum according to your political socialization. Please make your tree COLORFUL as if it was SUMMER TIME :) Print Instructions: Print double sided on 11x17 paper. Instructions/prompts are on the front. Students will create their tree o
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9th - 12th
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What Type of Government is This? 6 Scenarios w/ Spooky Halloween Twist EDITABLE!
Practice identifying types of government... with a fun twist! This worksheet introduces basic definitions for: absolute monarchy, constitutional monarchy, dictatorship, direct democracy, representative democracy, and theocracy. Then, students will read a "spooky scenario" to determine which type of government is being described. Scenarios feature Dracula, witches, zombies, and more.Example: The Skeleton King enjoys attending the Halloween parade. He waves hello to all of the citizens from his de
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5th - 8th
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Interviewing Voters Project
Would you like an engaging way for your students to learn more about a Presidential Election? Try this Interviewing Voters Project. Students will interview registered voters about issues related to the upcoming election, the election process, and current world issues. They will also connect this experience to how it benefits them as future voters.Since this product is created completely in Google, you can edit it however you need in order to accommodate your classroom needs. Since this product r
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Presidential Election Activities Bundle
Interactive Timeline: Election of 1960
This resource is a Google form and doc linked to an interactive timeline on the presidential election of 1960 between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy.The election of 1960 gave Americans a clear choice between the policies pursued during most of the 1950's or a new political agenda for a new decade. It saw the largest voter turnout yet in the nation’s history and was also the closest election in nearly one hundred years. Students will complete the 5 reading comprehension questions and 9 descri
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: Civil Rights and Reform in the 1960’s Activities Bundle
Election of 1824 Worksheet
This worksheet is designed to engage students in a comprehensive exploration of the election of 1824, a pivotal moment in American political history. Through research, critical analysis, and debate, students will gain a deeper understanding of the key players, issues, controversies, and long-term consequences of this historic election.Objectives:To analyze the election of 1824, including the backgrounds of the candidates, the political climate of the time, and the factors influencing voter parti
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8th - 11th
Minor Political Party Research Activity
This research activity can be assigned as either an assignment or in-class activity. This should completed after one talks about elections, political parties, etc. The second page is the list of options to assign students. I typically do it by random selection from a hat/envelope. (Warning: Some third parties hold extreme views concerning race, gender, and monetary policy.)
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10th - 12th
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Presidential Election Debate
Would you like your students to watch a presidential debate? This product can be used during an election year for current debates (during both primary or general election) or in a Government and/or History course for past debates. Included in this product is: 1. Editable Teacher Lesson Plan with Objectives, Lesson Context, Content/Vocabulary to Preview and Instructions. 2. Editable Presidential Debate Preview Questions and Teacher Notes3. Editable Presidential Debate Viewing Guide with space for
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Presidential Election Activities Bundle
Create a Political Party (Minor Party) (Digitized Version)
This is a digitized version of my Create a Political Party (Minor Party) listing. Students will need their own copy (usually automated through Google Classroom, Schoology, etc.) to complete this activity in Google Slides. Students create their own minor political party and identify its type, platform, target demographics, logo, and strategy to communicate with the public.
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9th - 12th
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Create your own political party worksheet
Students create their own political party. -Name, descriptions, pic, animal, nickname, 5 main beliefs, stance on issues, slogan
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8th - 12th
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Current Events: Race for New York Governor: Kathy Hochul VS. Lee Zeldin
Students will read about the different stances of Kathy Hochul VS. Lee Zeldin on crime, gun rights, the economy, and affordable housing. Students will then write a short response on who they would vote for and why?
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6th - 12th
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