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Introduce middle schoolers to the roles and powers of the three branches of the United States government, with the 21 resources in the C-SPAN Civics collection. Sorted into the legislative branch, the executive branch, and the judicial branch, each detailed lesson plan includes a bell ringer, video clips, and a drag and drop vocabulary activity.
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the judicial branch, the constitution, the fourteenth amendment, the three branches of government, the supreme court, supreme court cases, supreme court justices, the united states civil war, the reconstruction era, plessy v. ferguson, brown v. board of education, compare and contrast, desegregation, segregation, equality, jim crow laws, black codes, the separate but equal doctrine, the ku klux klan, racism, thurgood marshall, judicial review, the judicial system, presidential roles and powers, governments, the united states government, checks and balances, the legislative branch, miranda rights, due process, harry s. truman, the presidency of harry s. truman, the executive branch, the presidential veto, citizenship, dred scott, public policy, the state of the union address, the constitutional convention, september 11th, china, barack obama, bill clinton, donald trump, george w. bush, the united states congress, presidential elections, the president's cabinet, george washington, commerce, patents, militias, inferences, remote learning, bills, the house of representatives, the united states senate, primary sources, primary source analysis, primary source images, secondary source analysis, secondary sources, american history, bicameral representation, ratification of the united states constitution
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