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Free 7th grade government videos
Uptown Funk US Constitution Song: Three Branches of Government
If you need a fun way to teach about the three branches of government, look no further than this US Constitution song to the tune of Uptown Funk! This freebie includes both the lyric sheet for the song and the link to the YouTube video we made with these lyrics. This song is to the tune of Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars, and provides details about the three branches of government: the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The lyrics and video were created as part of a Constit
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7th - 11th
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Limited and Unlimited Governments for Middle School Notes and Video Notes
This is a basic overview of Limited and Unlimited Governments for Middle School.
It focuses on vocabulary and unlimited rulers of England, France, and Russia. It also covers the Glorious Revolution in England.
There are video notes of this powerpoint on YouTube. (I give video links to students that missed notes, are frequently absent, refuse to take notes, learn better by watching a video, or have low reading levels.) So, the video is available here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TXG05rst
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6th - 8th
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The Presidents Part 1 Video Guide: George Washington to James Monroe
This video guide to part one of the History Channel's documentary The Presidents was designed for middle school students. The guide has 17 questions- approximately 3-4 questions per president.Part one includes:George WashingtonJohn Adams Thomas JeffersonJames MadisonJames MonroeI try to pick important information for the questions and space them out so students must pay attention but do not have to write so much that they can't enjoy the video. Check out all guides from this series:The President
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: The Presidents Video Guides (Parts 1-8) Bundle
The Three-Fifths Compromise Explained: US History Review
A sample HipHughes lecture for free. Check out the 3/5ths Compromise. Great for flipping, test review or as an anticipatory set! Ready to get nauseous over some ugly US History? The Constitutional Convention's 3/5ths Compromise broken down so you can understand it for school, for a test or for life.
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6th - 12th
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Israel Palestine Conflict Background FREE
This is a short and boiled down explanation, especially for 7-10 graders, about the Israel and Palestine conflict, the religious beliefs that play a role and a couple video recommendations that may help students make sense of the conflict--one shorter and one longer. I am putting this resource I use out here FREE in hopes to help other Social Studies teachers have a quick resource to use as a backdrop for explaining the situation to our students.
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5th - 12th
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That's Alright, Texas (The Story of Stephen F. Austin) - Distance Learning
I am a 7th grade Texas History teacher. I created the following video to help explain the contributions of Stephen F. Austin to the Anglo colonization of Texas. It is a short (1:23), music cartoon video that could work as an introduction to a lesson, a station in a rotation or as homework. It is available 24/7 on my YouTube channel (Keith Piirto) or just click the picture attached. I hope it is helpful to you and your students this year. I have included the lyrics.
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4th - 8th
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XYZ Affair Video - Distance Learning
I am an 8th grade US History teacher using videos for distance learning. I created the following video to help explain the XYZ Affair during the John Adams administration. It is a short (1:23), narrated cartoon video that could work as an introduction to a lesson, a station in a rotation or as homework. It is available 24/7 on my YouTube channel (Keith Piirto) or just click the picture below. Included is a the script from the video, the video link to YouTube and a short assignment asking stu
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5th - 11th
Guided Questions to go along with CNN's the Sixties "A long march to freedom"
I created guided reading questions to the CNN mini series the 1960's "A long march to freedom" that can be found on YouTube. Great for Martin Luther King Jr...14 questions that get to the heart of this exciting and informative episode that includes the sit in movement, freedom riders, MLK jr., JFK and RFK response to integration of public schools and universities, Medgar Evers, and the 1963 march on Washington D.C., etc. Great for grades 7, 8, 11, and 12. (US History and Government classes)
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7th - 12th
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Being an American Citizen= CH 4- Making changes with a petition
This animated story tells a story of how Harold uses the qualities of good citizenship to make a change in his local government. Harold rights a wrong by creating a petition with other students to make a change. They take their petition to the local city council. The city council members vote to approve the petition. Harold and his fellow students take responsibility and use many qualities of good citizenship, such as persistence, responsibility and problem solving to make a change in their
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Explained in 3 Minutes: US History Review
A sample HipHughes lecture on the NW Ordinance of 1787. A 3 minute review of this sometimes lost vocabulary term will greatly help ur kids not only "get" it but remember it! Perfect as a review, an anticipatory opener or for flippers. Enjoy it an considering supporting HipHughes History by purchasing other lectures for a small fee.
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6th - 12th
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Inflation and Deflation Lesson Plan and Video
This lesson plan is designed to support a quick animated video on inflation and deflation. The lesson includes a link to the video, discussion questions, activities, and a worksheet.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Memorial Day Lesson Plan: 360°ExplorEd
Here is the special edition Memorial Day video for teachers, and everyone, to view! Memorial Day is a day to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. All gave some, and some gave all, and we salute you on this Memorial Day! Semper Fi!
Video Link --> https://goo.gl/U8PzD7
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K - 12th
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President Trump Often Talks About Media Bias. What Exactly Is It ?
During Donald Trump's presidential campaign, he said that the media was being unfair to him. He proclaimed that the media was reporting "fake news." Were the media outlets being unfair? Watch our clarifier and learn more about media bias.
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5th - 8th
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Theodore Roosevelt - "Ultimate Guide to the Presidents" - Viewing Guide
This item is a worksheet/"Viewing Guide" to the Theodore Roosevelt section of the A&E (Shown on the History Channel) documentary entitled "The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents." This is from Episode 5 "Call of Duty 1899-1921." The Viewing Guide contains 11 short answer questions and 2 "short essay" questions. A key is also included in the document. The Roosevelt section of the documentary starts at the beginning and runs to 19:52.
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5th - 12th
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1:56
Why Does Congress Have Two Houses ?
The United States Congress is made up of two separate governing entities. The House of Representatives and the Senate function differently. Watch our video and learn how the legislative branch of government works.
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5th - 8th
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Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Part 1
This is a video guide to part one of the History Channel's documentary the Ultimate Guide to the Presidents. It was designed for middle school students. The guide has twelve questions total - about one question every four to five minutes.Part 1 is entitled "Assume the Position" and covers 1789-1825. Other episodes can be purchased individually, or together for a discount:Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Complete Series Video GuidesUltimate Guide to the Presidents Part 2: Power to the People (182
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Bundle
1st Amendment- Freedom of Religion
Interactive Lesson on the Freedom of Religion that can be used for students to work independently through use of a computer or tablet. This lesson can also be a great guide for a teacher wanting to deliver an interactive lesson on the Freedom of Religion.
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7th - 12th
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Constitution House Anchor Chart
The Constitution House Anchor Chart reviews the 7 Articles of the Constitution and provides student friendly connections for easier understanding. The video provides an explanation of the Articles of the Constitution and can be used for a flipped classroom or for general classroom instructions.Feedback is always welcomed and encouraged! Leaving a review will earn you credits for discounts on future purchases.Terms of UseCopyright © Lone Star History. All rights reserved. This product is to be us
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6th - 12th
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What's the difference between an authoritarian, a dictator, and fascist?
There are different types of governments and leadership styles such as authoritarianism, a dictatorship, and fascism. What are the differences and similarities? Who are world leaders who used these leadership styles? Watch our clarifier and learn more.
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5th - 8th
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Thirteen Days Comprehension Questions
These are 65 comprehension questions for the movie Thirteen Days about the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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7th - 12th
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Justice as Fairness Lesson and Video
Lesson plan and worksheet to accompany and animated video on philosopher John Rawls' famous paper "Justice as Fairness". Includes discussion questions, activity ideas, and sources for deeper learning.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Viewing Guide: History Channel The Presidents Part 1
View Guide for the History Channel Series The Presidents: Part I Washington-Monroe.
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7th - 8th
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Texas v Johnson Lesson Plan and Video
This lesson plan is designed to support a quick animated video on the Supreme Court Case Texas v Johnson, which decided that flag burning was a protected form of expression. The lesson includes a link to the video, discussion questions, activities, and a worksheet.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Why Does the U.S. Buy Avocados From Mexico ?
Did you know two out of three avocados in the United States come from Mexico? That's a lot of guacamole! Watch our clarifier and learn why so many avocados are imported from Mexico.
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5th - 8th
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