This is a quiz that will test your student's knowledge on all 27 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. There are many application questions within the quiz. An example question follows: "Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected president four times. Because of this, which amendment was created that ensured a president could only serve two terms?" This is a great way to judge your student's knowledge on the amendments . It also shows if students can apply what they have learned by setting up various scena
5 th - 12 th Government , U.S. History Original Price $1.99 Rated 5 out of 5, based on 14 reviews Add to Cart
This assignment looks at a story about a student that is posting mean and hurtful things on social media about the school, teachers, and students and the principal suspends her because of what was posted. The students will analyze if the students rights were violated based on the Bill of Rights. Here is what is in the assignment: 1. A story of the event with a breakdown of the issues and arguments. 2. Follow up questions. 3. A how to write your essay guide. 4. A help sheet for struggling w
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NOTE: This lesson was created in Google Slides. You and your students must have access to the internet and have individual FREE Google Drive Accounts to access this resource. Key words include:⭐ Theodore Roosevelt ⭐ Trustbuster ⭐ Square Deal ⭐ Pure Food and Drug Act 1906 ⭐ Conservation ⭐ Bull Moose Party ⭐ William Howard Taft ⭐ New Freedom ⭐ Woodrow Wilson ⭐ 16th Amendment This Google Slides presentation examines:► The assassination of President McKinley resulting in Theodore Roosevelt’s preside
6 th - 9 th Government , Social Studies - History , U.S. History Original Price $4.99 Rated 3 out of 5, based on 1 reviews Add to Cart
This 25-page unit focuses on how the Constitution was changed to include amendments that identify individual rights for citizens through Level 1 - 4 tasks Level 1: Match the Bill of Rights terms with their correct definitions Level 2: Describe/explain the freedoms, guarantees or protections in the first, third, fourth, fifth and eighth amendments Level 3: Read the scenarios, identify what amendment (s) were violated and cite evidence from the Bill of Rights explaining how Level 4: Critique the Bi
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The Declaration of Independence This 25-page unit focuses on how the Constitution was changed to include amendments that identify individual rights for citizens through Level 1 - 4 tasks Level 1: Match the Bill of Rights terms with their correct definitions Level 2: Describe/explain the freedoms, guarantees or protections in the first, third, fourth, fifth and eighth amendments Level 3: Read the scenarios, identify what amendment (s) were violated and cite evidence from the Bill of Rights explain
