Researching Landmark Supreme Court Cases, Judicial Branch American Government
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Description
This project is designed to allow students to research multiple landmark Supreme Court Cases regarding the U.S. Judicial Branch.
Objective
Students will research multiple Supreme Court Cases.
Students will have the option of completing the activity in the Google Slides platform or as a worksheet.
Included in Product:
- Microsoft Word Worksheet (PDF)
- Editable Google Docs/Slides Version of the Assignment
- Google Slides Version of the Assignment
- Sample Exemplar for Modeling to Students
- Fillable PDF
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