A simple yet rigorous technique enables students to develop their ability to ask questions as they plan and drive their own inquiries.

Investigating the featured 1790 Census in the classroom can spark important discussions on who could be included in the original count as well as the role that population count plays with regard to taxation and representation.  

The featured lesson invites students to consider the impact of gerrymandering and what should be done about the practice of redrawing legislative districts to favor the incumbent party.

Read this article to see what a historically accurate prediction system forecasts as the outcome of the popular vote this presidential election.

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Students assume the roles of president, presidential advisors, and press corps while they act out actual post-World War II scenarios during a four-hour experimental learning program.