| "44
Presdients Rap" |
From
Washington to Obama morphing |
Presidents
- Smart Song |
| The
Presidents Song |
President
Worksheet
The
President Rap |
Animaniacs
- Presidents |
The
living Room Candidate is an online exhibit of Presidential ampaign
commercials from 1952 through 2004. |
Inauguarating
a New President
Videos of every inaugural address from Eisenhower through George
W. Bush is available through Hulu.
Governing
Dynamo
has built a gallery
containing the text of every US President's inauguarl address(es).
In addition to the text, the gallery includes a Wordle of every
address and an image of the President who delivered that address.
Finally, Govering Dynamo hosts a video overview of the Wordles
in the gallery.
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A
website just for kids all about the U.S. government. |
Find
information about the responsibilities and daily life of the president.
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Elections...The
American Way
This
is a Library of Congress site that gives information regarading,
candidates, voters, the election process, and issues. |
An
excellent site with many links about U.S. Government. |
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| Presidents
of the United States |
Download cards to
help learn the Bill of Rights |
American
Presidents: Life Portraits |
WatchKnow
US History Videos
This site brings together many different
(415) short films on US history. Topics include colonial, founding
fathers, constitutional history, westward expansion, civil war, civil
rights, Native Americans, Jamestown, Dust Bowl, female pioneers, and
much more. |
Copernicus
Election Watch
The
2000 U.S. presidential election offers a terrific opportunity to examine
America's election process and political history. Follow the selection
and inauguration of the country's 43rd president. You'll find breaking
news, special activities, historical timelines, interactive polls,
and our recommendations. |
Mock
Election Utah
"We've
learned that when students understand the core principles of democracy,
they're filled with a sense of empowerrment. We've also learned that
hands-on, interactive study is the best way to get students involved
in their own learning process." (McGraw-Hill School Division)
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Information
and activities about government, elections and the presidency.
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