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AP Government & Politics
The Ultimate
Civics Tournament
Key Terms · Head to Head · You Decide
How it works:
Two civics terms go head-to-head. Pick the one you think is more important, more interesting, or more likely to show up on the exam. Last term standing wins.
Two civics terms go head-to-head. Pick the one you think is more important, more interesting, or more likely to show up on the exam. Last term standing wins.
Round of 16
Match 1 of 8
Concept
Term A
vs
Concept
Term B
0 / 0 matches
Tournament Bracket
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Champion of the Republic
From the full field of contenders, you have spoken.
The people have deliberated. The term has prevailed.
⚖️ Landmark Cases Tournament
AP Government & Politics · 16 Cases · 4 Rounds
How to Play
- Two landmark Supreme Court cases appear side by side.
- Before clicking, define each case — what was the constitutional question? What did the Court decide?
- Decide which case is more important to American government and click it to advance it.
- The other case is eliminated. Last case standing wins.
The Field — 16 Landmark Cases
Round of 16
Match 1 of 8
Topic
1803
Case Name
Click to advance →
vs
Topic
1819
Case Name
Click to advance →
0 / 15 matches complete
Agreement
Find what your team has in common — round by round.
Add your own or use the defaults. They'll be shuffled each game.
If provided, used in order across teams (Team 1 first, then Team 2, etc.)
Choose your view
Projector
Show on a big screen for the whole class
Player View
Individual device — type your team's answers here
ROUND 1 OF 5
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Discuss with your team — find something you ALL like in this category!
SELECT TEAM
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Each person types what they'd like in this category. Most matching answers = team wins the round!
Round in progress…
Enter answers in the Player View, then hit Reveal on the projector.
ROUND 1 RESULTS
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Winner!
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Icebreaker Game
Find Someone Who…
Students roam the room, find classmates matching each prompt, and collect their signature. First to fill their card wins!
Game Settings
Edit freely — these are shown on each student's card. They'll be shuffled each round.
How are you playing?
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My Device
Play on phone or laptop — enter your name and get a card
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Projector
Show prompts on screen — students use printed cards
Find Someone Who…
Enter your name to get your personal card. Then walk around and find classmates who match each prompt — get their signature!
Find Someone Who…
You
Icebreaker
Find Someone Who…
Walk around the room! Find a classmate who matches each prompt below and get their signature on your card.
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Card Complete!
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Got all the signatures first!
AP Government & Politics
How Do We
Vote?
Vote?
Study 7 real voter profiles. Use exit poll data to predict how each person votes — then debate your reasoning with the class.
7
Voter Profiles
3
Elections of Data
4
Bonus Challenges
Your Results 📊