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How Gun Violence and the Supreme Court Have Shaped Second Amendment Rights
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 3:
McDonald v. Chicago
2nd Amendment Rights
Selective Incorporation
As SCOTUS Examines School Prayer, Families Behind a Landmark Ruling Speak Out
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 3:
Engel v. Vitale
1st Amendment
Establishment Clause
How Watergate and Citizens United Shaped Campaign Finance Law
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 5:
Citizens United v. FEC
1st Amendment
Free Speech
Campaign finance
President v. Press: How the Pentagon Papers Leak Set Up First Amendment Showdowns
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 3:
United States v. Nixon
1st Amendment
Free Press
Why Are Schools Still Segregated? The Broken Promise of Brown v. Board of Education
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 3:
Brown v. Board of Education
14th Amendment
Equal Protection Clause
Segregation
Gerrymandering Tilts Political Power. Here’s How Redistricting Affects Democracy.
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 2:
Shaw v. Reno
14th Amendment
Equal Protection Clause
Gerrymandering
Why the Supreme Court Endorsed, Then Limited Affirmative Action
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 3:
Brown v. Board
14th Amendment
Equal Protection Clause
Affirmative Action
Forever Prison
SCOTUS Comparison
Unit 3:
Gideon v. Wainwright
6th Amendment
Due Process Clause
Why Supreme Court Nominations Have Become So Bitter
Quantitative Analysis
Unit 2:
Checks and Balances
Roles and Powers of the President
Powers of Congress
How Trump’s Red Wave Builds on the Past
Quantitative Analysis
Unit 5:
Political Parties
Congressional Elections
Realignment
Political Ideology
Enemies of the People: Trump and the Political Press
2 Quantitative Analysis Documents
Unit 5:
1st Amendment
Free Press
Agenda Setting
Role of the Media
Political Ideology
How Watergate and Citizens United Shaped Campaign Finance Law
Concept Application
Unit 5:
Citizens United v. FEC
Campaign Finance
How Activists Fought for Rights for People With Disabilities, and Made Them the Law
Concept Application
Unit 3:
Social Movements and Equal Protection Government Responses to Social Movements
Gerrymandering Tilts Political Power. Here’s How Redistricting Affects Democracy.
Concept Application
Units 2 and 5:
Congressional Behavior
Gerrymandering
Congressional Elections
Voting Behavior
Fights Over American Democracy Reach Back to the Founding Era
Concept Application
Units 1 and 3:
1st Amendment
Free Speech
Direct Democracy
Government Power and Individual Rights
Crime and Punishment: Three Strikes and You’re Out
Concept Application
Unit 3:
6th Amendment
Due Process
Rights of the Accused
Federalism
When Art Fuels Anger, Who Should Prevail?
Concept Application
Unit 3:
1st Amendment
Free Speech
Symbolic Speech
Congressional Oversight
Political Polarization
Congressional Behavior
The Cold War on TV: Joseph McCarthy vs. Edward R. Murrow
Concept Application
Unit 5:
1st Amendment
Free Press
Agenda Setting
Role of the Media
Political Ideology
Memes, the New Political Cartoon, Are Transforming Social Commentary
Concept Application
Unit 5:
Changing Media
Political Ideology
Media Bias
The Birth of the U.S. Political Convention in 1831
Concept Application
Units 1 and 5:
Factions
Political Parties
Party Conventions
Presidential Elections
What the Bungled Response to H.I.V. Can Teach Us About Coping With Epidemics
Argument Essay
Unit 1:
Federalism
Government Power and Individual Rights Relationship between the States and National Government
