Constitution of the United States
The Constitution is the guiding forces and standard by which all laws are measured in the US
- What structural issues had to be addressed by the founders of the Constitution (Great Compromise, 3 Branches, Checks and Balances, Separation of Powers, 3/5 Compromise)?
- What rights were guaranteed and/or to the people in the 1st, and in the ninth amendment?
- How did the founding fathers address the separate and shared powers of the State and Federal government in the 10th amendment?
- How did the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, & 6th, amendments rise from the conflict leading to the Revolutionary War?
- What is Federalism? What does it look like in practice?
Framework of the Constitution: Pattern for Government and Bill of Rights
Federalism: Constitution Exam I
Compromise: Constitution Exam II
Separation of Powers: Constitution Exam III
Bill of Rights: Constitution Exam IV
Civics Project Final Feedback Form
Foundations of the Constitution: Political Philosophy: Locke to Jefferson
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Articles of Confederation & The Constitutional Convention:
Liberty: The American Revolution, Part VI, Are We To Be A Nation
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Introduction to the United States Constitution
An introduction to the US Constitution including a brief history and description of events leading up to its signing.
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Constitution Review Games
Quizlet
Constitution WalkAway Review
Constitution WalkAway Review
Life Without the Bill of Rights?
This a click-and-explore activity that puts you in control and ask you to consider how life would change without some of our most cherished freedoms. Life Without the Bill of Rights?invites you to understand the significance of your constitutionally-protected rights including freedom of religion, speech, and press, freedom from unreasonable search and seizure, and the rights of private property.
This a click-and-explore activity that puts you in control and ask you to consider how life would change without some of our most cherished freedoms. Life Without the Bill of Rights?invites you to understand the significance of your constitutionally-protected rights including freedom of religion, speech, and press, freedom from unreasonable search and seizure, and the rights of private property.
Help restore the Bill of Rights!
The Official National Computer has crashed. Your mission… rebuild the document by finding the missing rights. and freedoms in Freedomville.
The Official National Computer has crashed. Your mission… rebuild the document by finding the missing rights. and freedoms in Freedomville.
Choose a Game:
This series of games are created to help students review all aspects of the Constitution (not simply the Bill of Rights). After opening the page, choose a format, formats include: Matching (card game style) Word shoot, Manic Miner, Flash cards & Canon Ball fun.
This series of games are created to help students review all aspects of the Constitution (not simply the Bill of Rights). After opening the page, choose a format, formats include: Matching (card game style) Word shoot, Manic Miner, Flash cards & Canon Ball fun.
Film Clips
Political Parties
National Relations: Republicans vs. Democrats - U.S.A. is in a custody battle between the republicans and democrats. Broadcast Oct, 27, 2014 Studio C, BYUTV
National Relations: Republicans vs. Democrats - U.S.A. is in a custody battle between the republicans and democrats. Broadcast Oct, 27, 2014 Studio C, BYUTV
