Interactive Game - How do we vote?

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AP Gov & Politics

I'll help you figure out who voted for who! 🗳️

AP Government & Politics

How Do We
Vote?

Study 7 real voter profiles. Use exit poll data to predict how each person votes — then debate your reasoning with the class.

Let's predict some votes! 🐾

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Voter Profiles

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Elections of Data

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Bonus Challenges

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Voter Profiles

Click a voter to analyze

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Wheel of Fortune - Unit 1

WHEEL OF FORTUNE

Social Studies Lab · AP Government Edition

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Congressional Functions Deep Dive

Functions of Congress

Social Studies Lab • Interactive Activity

🎒 Student 👩‍🏫 Teacher 🏛️ Class

The 8 Functions of Congress

Each student researches one constitutional power, submits to the teacher for review, then the class votes on what matters most.

📜 Article I Deep Dive

Roger says:

Hey there! I'm Roger, your Social Studies Lab mascot. Your teacher has assigned you one congressional function to research. Fill in all four fields below — Constitution quote, your own definition, a current events example, and pick an emoji that represents it. Then hit submit and wait for your teacher's approval! 🐾

Your Name

Your Assigned Function — Select your assigned topic — 1. Representation (Art. I, Sec. 2 & 3) 2. Make Laws (Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 18) 3. Declare War (Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 11) 4. Raise Public Money (Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 1-2) 5. Impeach Federal Officers (Art. II, Sec. 4) 6. Approve Presidential Appointments (Art. II, Sec. 2) 7. Approve Treaties (Art. II, Sec. 2) 8. Oversight & Investigations (Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 18)

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Representation

Article I, Section 2 & 3

📜 Constitutional Text (provided)

"The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second Year by the People of the several States..."

✍️ Your Definition *

📰 Current Events Example *

🎨 Pick an Emoji to Represent This Power

Submit to Teacher ✈️

🎉 Submitted!

Your work is waiting for teacher review. Once approved it'll appear for the whole class to see and rank!

Teacher Review Panel

✅ Approve All

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Students haven't submitted their work yet. Once they do, it'll appear here for your review.

Class Knowledge Board

See what your classmates discovered about each power of Congress. Then rank them from most to least important!

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Drag and drop the cards below in the ranking section to vote on which powers you think are most important. #1 = Most Important!

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Waiting for approved submissions

Once the teacher approves student work, it'll appear here for the class to explore!

🏆 Rank the Powers — Drag to Reorder

Submit My Ranking 🚀

📊 Class Rankings — Average Score

Lower average score = ranked more important by the class

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