The Constitution, Amendments, and Supreme Court Decisions 5.1: Prohibition in the Media 5.2: The Equal Rights Amendment on Twitter and Other Social Media 5.3: Civil War Era News Stories and Recruitment Advertisements 5.4: Representations of Gender and Race on Currency 5.5: The Equality Act on Twitter 5.6: Reading Supreme Court Dissents Aloud 5.7: Television Cameras in Courtrooms Topic 6. The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizens 4.1: Immigration in the News 4.2: Portrayals of Immigrants in Television and Film 4.3: COVID-19 Information Evaluation 4.4: Women Political Leaders in the Media 4.5: Online Messaging by Special Interest Groups 4.6: Digital Games for Civic Engagement 4.7: Social Media and the Elections 4.8: Images of Political Leaders and Political Power 4.9: Media Spin in the Coverage of Political Debates 4.10: Celebrities' Influence on Politics 4.11: Political Activism Through Social Media 4.12: Media Recruitment of Public Sector Workers 4.13: Images of Teachers and Teaching 4.14: For Whom Is and Could Your School Be Named 4.15: Representing Trans Identities 4.16: Media Framing of the Events of Janu4.17: Music as Protest Art 4.18: PACs, Super PACs, and Unions in the Media 4.19 Brands and Politics Topic 5. Institutions of United States Government 3.1: Hollywood Movies About the Branches of Government 3.2: Writing an Impeachment Press Release 3.3: Members of Congress' Use of Social Media 3.4: Political Impacts of Public Opinion Polls 3.5: Website Design for New Political Parties Topic 4. The Development of United States Government 2.1 Declarations of Independence on Social Media 2.2 Media Marketing and Government Regulation of Self-Driving Cars and Electric Vehicles 2.3 Representations of and Racism Toward Black Americans in the Media 2.4 Political Debates Through Songs from Hamilton: An American Musical 2.5 Bill of Rights on Twitter Topic 3. Foundations of the United States Political System 1.1 Social Media Policies and Community Standards on YouTube, Twitter, TikTok and More 1.2 The Internet as a Public Utility 1.3 21st Century Women STEM Innovators 1.4 Media Coverage of Kings, Queens, and Royal Families 1.5 Representations of Native Americans in Films, Local History Publications, and School Mascots Topic 2. Cover Introduction Aligning Activities to Key Civics and Government Concepts Defining Critical Media Literacy Topic 1.
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