Government

Introduction

Over the last 50 years women have held some powerful positions in government all over the United States. Do you know any of these women?

Task

Evry studnets in the class will research women in government in the last 50 years. Each students will create a timeline of women in government. The timeline will explain their names and roles in government.

Process

Step 1: Research women in government in the United States

Step 2: Select the women who had a role in government in the United States

Step 3: Draw a timeline

Step 4: Fill in the timeline with the women in which you have researched

Step 5: Turn in you assigment for grading

 

Evaluation

This Assignment is worth a   total of 75 points

 

 

Beginning

10   points

 

 

Developing

15   points

 

 

Very   Good

20   points

 

 

Excellent

25   points

Timeline Event Labeling

Timeline has more than five incorrect labels

Timeline has three to four incorrect labels

Timeline contains one or two incorrect labels

Timeline is neat and labeling is correct

Timeline Date labeling

Timeline has more than five incorrect dates labeled

Timeline has three to four incorrect dates labeled

Timeline has one to two incorrect dates labeled

All timeline dates  labeled   correctly

Included events from students   life

Included at least one woman in government

Included two to three women in government

Included four to five women in government

Included six or more  women in   government

Conclusion

From this lesson, students will be made aware of the women in government in their country. This history can help them to see the struggles that women overcame over the years.

 

Do you know any upcoming women trying to make it in government roles?

Credits

Standards:

PO 9. Analyze the forms, structure, powers and roles of local government:

a. county government, boards of supervisors, sheriffs, county attorneys, and others

b. mayor, council, city manager, and other city officials

c. issues of large urban area governments(e.g., transportation, zoning growth management and funding, urban planning, water and sanitation, pollution, annexation)

d. special districts, governance funding and purpose(e.g., school, sanitation, water, fire, library, community college)