AP U.S. Government Password Review Game
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Review game for AP US Government and Politics exam. All the vocabulary you need for AP US Government redesign. Glossary, redesign, AP Exam, AP GoPo, AP Gov, game, fun, review, high school.
AP U.S. Government Password Review Game
- 2. Rules Divide the class into teams of no more than 8 students per team. Arrange your room with student desks or chairs facing a screen onto which you can project the internet. Place one chair with its back to the screen, facing the students. Teams take turns in one-minute rounds, during which all the other students must be quiet. www.gopopro.com
- 3. Rules During their round, each team sends a guesser to sit with their back to the screen. For their one-minute round, vocabulary terms will be projected onto the screen (the guesser will NOT be able to see them) so they are visible to the class. During their round, the team will have sixty seconds to give their teammate guesser, as many clues as they wish to try to get the teammate guesser to say the projected vocabulary word. www.gopopro.com
- 4. Rules For example, if the word projected on the screen is President, teammates would try to get their teammate guesser to say President by saying (yelling, singing) the following acceptable clues: Selected by electoral college Lives in White House Currently #45 in U.S. history Article II of the US Constitution lays out their powers He has big hair and a tan www.gopopro.com
- 5. Rules The following clues would NOT be acceptable and would result in a loss of 1 point: President Rhymes with resident Before + the edge + when your car gets hit it has a: When the guesser correctly guesses the vocabulary term, the team gets one point, and the next slide (term) is projected. www.gopopro.com
- 6. Rules The guesser may use one pass each round - which skips the term they are trying to guess (with no penalty) and moves onto the next term. The goal of each team is to get as many points as possible. At the end of each round tally up the points then move to the next round. After the end of a few rounds (you choose how much time you want to spend on this) the team with the most points is declared winner. www.gopopro.com
- 7. Rules You may award the winning team extra credit, a homework pass, a round of For he or she is a jolly old or young fellow or not!, or the intrinsic joy of knowing that they utterly destroyed their competition. At the end of each round, go back over any unguessed words and let students from other teams guess them (for no points). If no students can guess the terms then teachers should define terms for the students. www.gopopro.com
- 8. Glossary And here are the rules for our alternate version of Password. You can find our online glossary for all the GoPo vocabulary you need to knowPo. www.gopopro.com
- 9. Okay, folks! Lets get ready to play Password! www.gopopro.com
- 82. Speaker of the House www.gopopro.com
- 84. Letter from a Birmingham Jail www.gopopro.com
- 87. Schenck v. United States www.gopopro.com
- 89. New York Times Company v. U.S. www.gopopro.com
- 93. Clear and Present Danger Doctrine www.gopopro.com
- 95. Amicus Curiae Brief (Friend of the Court Brief) www.gopopro.com
- 108. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 www.gopopro.com
- 110. Coattail effect
- 120. Article III of the Constitution www.gopopro.com
- 126. State of the Union Address www.gopopro.com
- 139. Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 www.gopopro.com
- 143. Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission www.gopopro.com
- 152. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 www.gopopro.com
- 155. The Bill of Rights www.gopopro.com
- 161. GDP www.gopopro.com
- 169. Full Faith And Credit Clause www.gopopro.com
- 170. www.gopopro.com
- 171. Glossary Our online glossary has all the GoPo VoCo(bulary) you need to knowPo. www.gopopro.com
- 172. www.gopopro.com Check out GoPo Pro
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