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7th grade government lectures under $5
Illinois Constitution PowerPoint Lesson
This lesson is perfect for the Civics or History class studying the Illinois Constitution. This is a great way to help prepare for the Illinois Constitution test. This PowerPoint includes information on the historical background of the Constitution, differences between the U.S. and Illinois Constitutions, as well as detailed material on all 14 articles of the Illinois Constitution. The PowerPoint includes 27 slides of current, relevant pictures and facts.
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7th - 12th
The Federalist Papers
This PowerPoint leads students through an introduction to The Federalist Papers, emphasizing what are widely-considered to be the three most prominent articles: Federalist 10, 51, and 78. The presentation also includes an overview of the Antifederalist Papers. The presentation uses a Calibri font (which can be adjusted as needed) and each slide includes custom animation.Instructors can use this presentation as a basis for a project I have created in which students design a poster either suppor
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Bundled Mini-Lesson: The Federalist Papers and Ratification Poster
Andrew Jackson PowerPoint and Google Slides Presentation Notes Outline
This PowerPoint and Google Slides presentation was completely remastered and now has check for understanding questions! It has rich visuals and great thought provoking questions about the Presidency of Andrew Jackson. The PowerPoint details the election of 1828, the Spoils system, The Nullification Crisis, Indian Removal and Jackson's appeal to the common people. There are 2 YouTube links for short clips about Jackson's election and the trail of tears.This PowerPoint can be used with the graphic
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Jackson Era Guided Notes PowerPoint Presentation & Graphic Organizer
Jefferson vs. Hamilton PowerPoint, Graphic Organizer, and Lecture Notes
This is a collection of materials I've created for teaching the First Two Party System and the conflicts between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton
Included in this Package:
1. Graphic Organizer
2. Short PowerPoint
3. Lecture Notes
4. Primary Sources
5. Two Memes
Grades:
7th - 12th
Duties and Responsibilities of a Citizen - Civics / US Government PPT Lesson
This lesson includes a PowerPoint on the topic of Duties and Responsibilities of a Citizen and a student worksheet for note taking purposes. The lesson is designed to accompany the McGraw Hill Civics Textbook, but can also be used as a stand alone lesson. Talking points are added to the notes section of the PowerPoint for instructor use. Students will be able to take detailed notes during the lecture using the notes worksheet included. The notes worksheet is a fill in the blank style workshe
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4th - 12th
Constitution Day - US Constitution Preamble Power Point
A breakdown of the Preamble to the Constitution. Each phrase is illustrated and explained. Great for giving meaning to the Preamble and a great Constitution Day activity! Includes the SchoolHouse Rocks! song too!!!
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1st - 12th
Important Historical Document That Influenced the United States Constitutions
Trace the impact of important documents on the formation of the United States Constitution. This eight-page PowerPoint outlines seven historical documents and the ideas from each that contributed to our Constitution. Each slide is preformatted with animations that allow the teacher to present the slide show in a manner that highlights important information while allowing for questions and discussion. There is one slide for each of the following:
Magna Carta
English Bill of Rights
Mayflower
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5th - 12th
Bill of Rights Powerpoint
This is a 17 slide powerpoint that gives an overview of the Bill of Rights as well as a detailed description of each amendment. I have used it to teach the Bill of Rights to my 8th grade U.S. History students. It can also be used for review for middle and high school.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Ratifying and Examining the Constitution PowerPoint and Info-Graphic
Condensed lesson summarizing the ratification of the Constitution (Federalists and Anti-Federalists) and the three parts of the Constitution. One to two day lesson with PowerPoint and student infographic notes page. Optional supplementary video links from YouTube included. Answer key provided.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Writing the Constitution Info-Graphic & PowerPoint
Condensed lesson summarizing the 7 Guiding Principles of the Constitution and the three major conflicts and compromises that went into writing the U.S. Constitution. Includes editable PowerPoint, coordinating student info-graphic style note taking sheet, answer key, and links to optional YouTube videos to enhance your lesson.
Grades:
6th - 12th
27 Amendments to Constitution, Bill of Rights (Presentation + Project 5+ days!)
I have this product available in multiple formats: Google, Microsoft, PDF, etc. Please email me at sjewitt@enoriveracademy.org if you prefer another format and I can provide that!Presentation about each of the 27 Amendments to the Constitution and a Project!Presentation includes: -101 slides in PowerPoint format-Original text of each Amendment (some abridged)-Student friendly summary / explanation of each Amendment-Four discussion questions for each Amendment-Many images that represent the Amend
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6th - 12th
Overview of the Major Forms of Government - Power Point (PPT)
This powerpoint reviews all the major governments in existence, including a definition, along with separate slides for the pros and cons of each type.
The governments addressed include: dictatorship, monarchy, representative democracy, and direct democracy.
This powerpoint uses some graphics and real world photographs to draw students' attention; however, it is more texty and somewhat less visual than my other powerpoints which are all very, very heavily visual.
I used this with my 7th grader
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7th - 12th
POWERPOINT - Reconstruction (Amendments, Politics, People)
This PowerPoint meant to be used as a starting point covering the basics of Reconstruction from Abraham Lincoln through Andrew Johnson. It is visually appealing with many hi-resolution photographs and other images, many of them taken from the Library of Congress, all of them are in the public domain. The tug-of-war between Republicans and Democrats is covered, specifically the struggle between Johnson and the Radical Republicans including the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in addition to the Fr
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7th - 12th
US History & Government | Foundations & Principles of American Democracy
This resource allows students to explore and understand the principles found in the Constitution that promote and establish democracy.Students learn about the historical context as well as intricate complexities as the branches of government interact with each other. Students examine principles such as:Separation of PowersChecks & BalancesPopular SovereigntyIndividual RightsAnd more!Students follow along and complete an assignment as these principles are analyzed.
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5th - 8th
First Political Parties Federalist Democratic Republican Notes PowerPoint
This set of notes and presentations covers the first political parties in the United States.
These notes and PowerPoint cover the beliefs of each party. The Federalists following Alexander Hamilton and the Democratic Republicans following Thomas Jefferson.
The notes are fill in the blank notes so the students only have to write down a few words as they go to take notes. There are also questions the students have to answer at the end of the presentation to check their comprehension.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Understanding the Electoral College
Looking for an effective guide to the Electoral College?By the conclusion of this PowerPoint, students will understand the purpose behind and responsibilities of the Electoral College. Tracing the creation of the Electoral College to both a desire to protect the rights of smaller states and the fears of the Founding Fathers, the presentation identifies the Article and Section of the Constitution, as well as how the numbers of electors for each state are determined and what the responsibilities
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Bundled Unit: Everything You Need to Know About the Constitution!
Social Studies | Economics & Finance: What are Cryptocurrencies & Bitcoin?
This lesson allows students to understand Bitcoin through principles of economics. Students learn about cryptocurrencies and how they relate to other currencies: Context KnowledgeA Brief History of MoneyDeveloping CurrenciesThe Gold StandardAbandoning the Gold StandardEconomic Uncertainties“Full Faith & Credit” of the U.S. GovernmentGovernment Monetary Policy - Printing MoneyHyperinflationUnited States Fiscal Policy - DebtBitcoinHow Cryptocurrencies WorkPros & Cons of BitcoinThe lesson
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7th - 12th
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3 Branches of U.S. Government Slideshow Presentation, Student Notes, & Quiz
This Google presentation gives an overview to the 3 branches of the U.S. government: executive, judicial, and legislative branches. To be sure students are following along, there is a companion student notes with blanks (and a copy without blanks). There is an 8-question quiz based on the notes and presentation (with an answer key).Included in this is:- Teacher presentation- Student notes with blanks- Student notes without blanks- Quiz- Answers to quizFollow Me:Pinterest | Instagram
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Grades:
4th - 8th
U.S. Court System & Supreme Court PowerPoint Lesson
This lesson is perfect for any Social Studies class studying the judicial branch of our government, and is a great way to prepare for the Constitution test. It discusses the 3 levels of the federal court system, including Supreme Court, appellate courts, and district courts. The PowerPoint focuses on the Supreme Court, and gives great information on its history, important members, powers, and process of hearing a case. The PowerPoint includes 11 slides of relevant facts and pictures.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Apportionment Methods: Hamilton and Hill
This lesson and practice worksheet will introduce the Apportionment Methods of Hamilton and Hill to students. This is a cross-curricular activity that shows the mathematics behind the U.S. House of Representatives apportionment of seats based on state populations. Great for enrichment! A slideshow with notes and practice problems is included, as well as a practice worksheet with a key.
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6th - 12th
Principles of the Constitution (PowerPoint and Guided Notes)
This 30 slide PowerPoint presentation is designed to accompany a lecture on the principles of the Constitution. The Constitution limits the power of the federal government in three ways: federalism, separation of powers (and checks and balances), and the Bill of Rights. The PowerPoint is fully editable and all images are public domain, Creative Commons, fair use, or used with the owner's permission.
Guided Notes Included - This PowerPoint includes guided notes to help students follow along with
Grades:
7th - 12th
Theories of Government - The Philosophes
This PowerPoint presentation is wonderful for introducing students to the theories of WHY government is necessary and HOW government should work.After explaining the two extremes of government power (absolute versus mob rule), the presentation guides students through the different theories of Niccolò Machiavelli, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Charles de Montesquieu, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. I have included brief sections of The Prince and Leviathan for students to consider.The presentation is co
Grades:
7th - 12th
Governments of Ancient Greece
Description:Unlock the complexities of ancient Greek politics with this comprehensive lesson on the different forms of government that existed in Ancient Greece. Through an informative presentation and engaging group activities, students will explore the diverse political systems of ancient Greek city-states and apply their knowledge to several challenging scenarios. Lesson Objectives:1. Understand the different forms of government present in Ancient Greece.2. Apply knowledge of ancient Greek go
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in: Ancient Greece: Complete Unit Bundle
The Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of Citizenship
II. The Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of Citizenship
Chapter III. The meaning of Citizenship Section 2
What is the difference between rights and duties? Provide examples of each.
Describe how responsibilities differ from both rights and duties? (Answer this on the WS)
Class Discussions
Attending school = a duty or a right?
Why is attending school an important duty of citizenship?
III. Citizenship and other roles in society
Chapter III. The meaning of Citizenship Section 3
One Person,
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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