This article reviews important Supreme Court precedents in four areas: prayers in public schools, abortion, the exclusionary rule, and affirmative action. Following a discussion of precedents in each area, a general constitutional question is then presented to form the basis for a moot Supreme Court hearing to be conducted by the class.

This page contains a transcript of the ruling in the case of The New York Times v. Sullivan where the court ruled that the government could not block publication of government documents that revealed truths about involvement in the Vietnam war.

In this lesson students learn to recognize freedom of speech within their community, state, country, and world. After examining Rockwell’s Freedom of Speech, they will report on a town meeting and create a collage featuring examples of free speech.

In this lesson, students explain the difference between online and mobile banking, name features and functions of online and mobile banking, and identify hazards and security risks associated with online and mobile banking and strategies for avoiding them.

With this activity, students learn how to research which financial institutions offer the best services, what needs to be done before opening a checking account.

Page One Economics is an informative accessible essay on timely economic issues. The Student Edition provides the essay and student questions.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions related to the relationship between education, income, and wealth.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article explains how stocks and bonds can help companies grow, entrpeneurs start busineeses, and governments fund public projects.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions related to insurance and risk management.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions related to the basics of international trade and its importance to the economy.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article explains what the unemployment rate does - and does not - measure and whether it is a reliable indicator of the health of the labor market.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article discusses the effects of inflation on prices.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article discusses the three main functions of money and the damaging effects of too much inflation on these functions.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article discusses the pivotal role price plays in a market economy.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article describes the "life cycle" model of consumption and saving.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article explains the efficient market hypothesis and how it might influence personal investment decisions.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article weighs the costs and benefits of immigration and discusses the concept of immigrant workers as substitutes for and complements to native-born workers.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions. The article discusses the benefits of global trade.

In this activity, students read an article and answer a series of questions related to productivity.