Supreme Court WebQuest
- Subject:
- Civics
- Type:
- WebQuest
Description
Did you know that the Supreme Court has met in three different cities throughout its history?
Your students will find out which three cities and more facts about the building that the Supreme Court calls home! Teachers who have both US History & Government subjects will be able to easily implement in either lessons.
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