Private: Presidents & the Constitution

Getting Started
3 Lessons
Module Overview
Uploading and Submitting Attachments
Discussion Boards
The President & Federal Power
6 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Activate Knowledge: Federal Power
Presentation: The American Presidency
Presentation: Hoover, Roosevelt and the Great Depression
Activity: Comparing Beliefs and Actions
Activity: Lesson Review 1
Module 1 Assessment
War & the Constitution
6 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Activate Knowledge: War Powers
Presentation: War & the Constitution
Presentation: Abraham Lincoln and Habeas Corpus
Activity: Make a Case
Activity: Lesson Review 2
Module 2 Assessment
Slavery & the Constitution
6 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Activate Knowledge: The Constitution: Pro- or anti-slavery?
Presentation: Slavery & the Constitution
Presentation: James Buchanan and the Dred Scott Decision
Activity: Slavery and American Ideals
Activity: Lesson Review 3
Module 3 Assessment
The President as Enforcer of the Law
6 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Activate Knowledge: Executive Power
The President as Enforcer of the Law
Presentation: Dwight D. Eisenhower and Little Rock
Activity: Analyzing the Documents
Activity: Lesson Review 4
Module 4 Assessment
Impeachment & the Constitution
6 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Activate Knowledge: High Crimes and Misdemeanors
Presentation: Impeachment & the Constitution
Presentation: Richard Nixon and the Watergate Scandal
The Cartoons of Watergate
Activity: Lesson Review 5
Module 5 Assessment
Electing the President
6 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Activate Knowledge: Electoral Decoder
Presentation: Electing the President
Presentation: George W. Bush and the Supreme Court Decision Bush v. Gore (2000)
Activity: Bush v. Gore (2000) Document Based Question
Activity: Lesson Review 6
Module 6 Assessment
Demonstration of Mastery
2 Lessons | 1 Assessment
Module Overview
Lesson Plan Submission
Reflection Questions
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Presentation: Richard Nixon and the Watergate Scandal

Private: Presidents & the Constitution Impeachment & the Constitution Presentation: Richard Nixon and the Watergate Scandal

The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments… And no Person shall be convicted without the Concurrence of two thirds of the members present. -Article I, Section 3, Clause 6

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