America’s first constitution, the Articles of Confederation, was ratified in 1781, a time when the nation was a loose confederation of states, each operating like independent countries.The. Conflict Over Ratifying the Constitution Federalists and Jeffersonians War of 1812. NOTE: Individual lesson plans in PDF format opens in a new window; close that window to return to this page. UNIT 2: Writing the US Consitution - A Simulation Chapter 1: Writing a Constitution Chapter 2: The Men of Philadelphia. This video was mainly focused on education and how students brought change to the education system. The changed was made from all ages from 4 young 1st graders, to 9 high schoolers, to a college student trying to go to ole miss.
Unit 2: The Constitution Mac's History Summary
Unit 2: The Constitution Mac's History Declaration Of Independence
This section contains resources for social studies, American history, government, and civics teachers. Elementary school resources include units on American symbols, elections and voting, and the Constitution. Middle school resources include short reading comprehensions describing the President's cabinet, activities comparing and contrasting various aspects of American government, and units on the Constitution, state governments, and the branches of government. High school resources include units on the Declaration of Independence, political parties, interest groups, and the electoral college. Additional resources include activities analyzing historical documents, print-and-go books for elementary and middle school, and topical book units. There is something for every teacher in this section, especially if you find yourself short of time or in need of that one particular printable to fill out your lesson plans. These worksheets cater to both visual and verbal learners at all levels and address all aspects of American government.