Breaking down Article 3 of the Constitution
Teacher resources for this video: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/P... Check out my free resources for Civics here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/S... This review video covers: Article 3 of the Constitution, The requirements to be a Supreme Court Justice, Lifetime tenure (and why the SCOTUS gets this), Independent Judiciary, Expressed and Implied powers of the Supreme Court, and a quick analogy/explanation of Judicial Review / Marbury v. Madison. This video is designed for middle and high school level civics/government classes. I use these to teach, review for tests, or remediate after tests. Also used at the end of the year for EOC or final exam type state assessments. They can be done with guided instruction from the teacher or assigned individually (Works well with home connect or distance learning). Thanks for watching! Please check out my channel for more civics/government content and be sure to check out my TpT site to get access to the keynote slides presentations and accompanying worksheets as well as my other lessons and materials. I appreciate all of your support! Don't forget to subscribe for more civics based content!

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