<p>This is the second chapter of component 3 part 1 of Government and Politics of the USA. This consists of full lessons on Congress that cover the course for this chapter with full lessons. The lessons are as follows:<br /> Lesson 1 - The structure of Congress<br /> Lesson 2 - Representative function of Congress<br /> Lesson 3 - Legislative function of Congress<br /> Lesson 4 - Congress and Oversight<br /> Lesson 5 - Interpretation and debate on Congress</p> <p>All lesson consist of full powerpoints ready to teach.</p>

<p>These resources are for A-level politics component 3 on Government and politics of the USA. Within this pack are all the lessons for chapter 1 on the US Constitution and Federalism. The pack includes powerpoints as well as word documents and includes full lessons.<br /> The lessons are as follows:<br /> Lesson 1 and 2 - The Constitution<br /> Lesson 3 - Codification and Entrenchment<br /> Lesson 4 - The Amendment process<br /> Lesson 5 - Principles of the US Constitution<br /> Lesson 6 - Main characteristics of Federalism<br /> Lesson 7 - Interpretation of US Constitution<br /> Lesson 8 - Debate to which the US remains federal today<br /> Lesson 9 - Conclusion</p>

<p>These resources compliment Chapter 1 OCR GCSE History SHP. Some of the slides require the use of the OCR text book on the Making of America. A list of the resources are as follows:<br /> Making of America Powerpoint - Chapter 1<br /> The US Constitution worksheet<br /> Indian Resistance worksheet<br /> Timeline of slavery 1793-1820 worksheet<br /> Making of America Key words<br /> Land 1789-1838 worksheet</p> <p>These resources can obviously be adopted for lower years as well as other exam boards.</p>

<p>These resources are for chapter 3 of the Making of America, a New Birth of Freedom, Some of these resources require access to the OCR History book. There is also the opportunity to link the film ‘Glory’ to this particular chapter.<br /> The resources are as follows:<br /> Powerpoint - New Birth of Freedom<br /> Timeline of slavery 1830 worksheet<br /> Timeline of abolition worksheet<br /> States 1860 worksheets<br /> Davis vs Lincoln worksheets<br /> Emancipation Proclamation worksheet<br /> The 54th Regiment worksheet (to do in conjunction with the film Glory)<br /> The 54th Massachusetts worksheet<br /> African American experiences during the Civil War worksheet</p> <p>These resources can be altered and changed to suit other exam boards and lower year groups as well.</p>

<p>These are the resources for Chapter 2 of the Making of America OCR SHP GCSE. Some of these resources require access to the OCR textbook on the Making of America. The resources include the following:<br /> Powerpoint - Chapter 2 Visions<br /> Plains Indians worksheet<br /> Making the journey worksheet<br /> Lakota Sioux Worksheet<br /> Impact of migration to the Far West worksheet<br /> Conclusion worksheet</p> <p>Although these resources are for OCR they can be adapted and changed for other exam boards and even for younger years if necessary.</p>

<p>These are the resources for Chapter 4 of the Making of America 1789-1900. These resources can be used in conjunction with the OCR textbook and adapted accordingly, even for lower years.<br /> The resources are as follows:<br /> Smoke and Blood powerpoint for Chapter 4<br /> Surviving and Thriving as a homesteader worksheet<br /> Indian wars spreadsheet<br /> Conclusion worksheet on the impact on the plains<br /> Impact of the railroads worksheet<br /> Work booklet on Dodge City</p>

<p>This includes three lessons plus an assessment for A-level Edexcel Politics. It covers the following:<br /> Main characteristics of US Federalism.<br /> Interpretation of US Constitution<br /> Debate around the extent the US is still Federal today<br /> Assessment</p> <p>These can be adopted and changed to suit other exam boards and even for lower years to explain the impact of US Federalism on the US today.</p>

<p>This is a powerpoint that covers US foreign policy during reconstruction and up to the Spanish-American War in 1898. This can be done over a couple of lessons and can be used for both A-Level and lower years to help understand the expansion of the USA.</p>

<p>These resources are for Chapter 5 of the Making of America course, We the People. These resources can be used with the OCR textbook however can also be adapted to suit other exam boards and lower years.<br /> The resources are as follows:<br /> We the People powerpoint covering all of Chapter 5<br /> Living in America worksheet (with first hand accounts)<br /> Impact of cities worksheet<br /> Worksheet on Ida Wells<br /> Growth of cities worksheet<br /> Experiences of an immigrant worksheet<br /> Changing lives of African Americans worksheet<br /> Arriving in America worksheet (with first hand accounts)<br /> Wounded Knee accounts (you can look at who was to blame for the incident at Wounded Knee)</p>

<p>This collection of resources covers the entire OCR GCSE course on Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945. It can be adopted for other exam boards and younger years too.</p>

<p>This is a lesson on how the amendment process works with the US Constitution. It also includes a worksheet on Trump and his appointment of new court judges. This is a good lesson to use to explain how the amendment process works and whether it is successful in modern America.</p>

<p>This lesson is based on the principals of the US Constitution and focuses on the Edexcel course, however it can also be used in conjunction with other course on US politics. It can also be used for lower years as a good starting point on how the US Constitution works. It comes with a number of articles that explain how this is linked to the Trump administration.</p>

<p>This is lesson 1 of the US Constitution and Federalism. This lesson covers the Constitution and the impact of it on the US.<br /> It also includes a worksheet copy of the Constitution that can be altered to suit lower years.</p>

<p>This is lesson 3 of the US Constitution and Federalism for A-Level and covers entrenchment and codification of the US Constitution. This can be used for lower years as well as an introduction to how the constitution works and its successes and failures.</p>

<p>This powerpoint covers the period 1877-1900 and looks at an overview of some key events of American history between 1877 and 1900. This is an introduction lesson from which individual projects or other lessons can be formed. It does include a exam style at the end.<br /> The powerpoint covers major social and economic events of the period 1877-1900.</p>