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The Declaration of Independence II

If your middle and high schoolers want to dive even deeper into the document that started our great nation, they’ll love watching Uncle Sam quiz contestants on the philos

American Holidays

What do Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, and Veterans Day have in common? Your middle and high school students will find out in this episode of Street Smarts

American Monuments

Across the United States, monuments stand to commemorate people and important events as a way to help us remember our nation’s past. Introduce your middle and high school

Impeachment

What happens if the president breaks the law? The Framers created a process for bringing charges against a government official for wrongdoing. It’s called impeachment and

Lawmaking in the U.S.

America’s Founders created a lawmaking process to protect liberty and maintain order that still affects every American today. Your tweens and teens will learn how laws ar

Laws in the United States

Even in America, the “Land of the Free,” citizens are required to give up certain freedoms and follow laws enforced by the government. So, where do those laws come from a

The Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is an important part of the Judicial Branch, but what exactly does the highest court in the land do? Watch as Uncle Sam quizzes contestants about the st

The Championship Special

Your middle and high school students might recognize some familiar faces in this episode of Street Smarts. Follow along as previous winners go toe-to-toe answering questi

The Redemption Special

From America’s founding documents to the branches of government, we’ve quizzed kids across the country on U.S. civics. Not everyone was a winner, so we’re giving previous

Political Parties

Political parties have existed since America’s founding, but what are they, and how do they work? In this episode of Street Smarts, your middle and high school students w

The Office of Mayor

From small towns to major cities, the office of mayor plays an important role in local governance and in representing the needs of residents. In this episode of Street Sm

Voting in the U.S.

Voting is a fundamental part of American life, as it ensures our government represents the people. Your middle and high school students will learn the basics of who can v

The Cabinet of the U.S.

The President of the United States has a big job, but a group of advisors called the Cabinet works closely with the commander in chief and helps make important decisions.

The House of Representatives

The House of Representatives is an important part of the U.S. government, but do your kids know why? This hilarious game show will teach your middle and high school stude

The U.S. Senate

The Senate is an important part of the U.S. government, but do your kids know why? Teach middle and high school students about the role and powers of the Senate, as Uncle

The Office of Vice President

Most people know about the President of the United States, but what do your kids know about the vice president? Middle and high schoolers will learn about the role and fu

The Declaration of Independence

Your middle school kids will laugh and learn about the Declaration of Independence while PragerU’s Uncle Sam interviews young people on the street and gives them a chance

The Office of President

The president is the highest official in the U.S. government, but what do your kids know about the president’s role and responsibilities? Your middle schoolers will love

The Office of Sheriff

During the westward expansion of the United States, sheriffs played a key role in establishing the rule of law in many lawless areas. Teach middle and high school kids ab

Office of State Governor

Your kids may know the U.S. president guides the nation, but do they understand who is responsible for leading each of the 50 states that make up America? State governors