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Whose Job Is It? United States Government Branches Sort

The Founding Fathers of the United States of America set up a most unique form of government. There are three branches, each with its own set of responsibilities. This product can help make those responsibilities clear and understandable to students as they sort the various responsibilities using the branch labels included. The sort can be both as a pre- and post-assessment activity using the included K-W-L chart. There is a quiz which could be used as a more formal assessment of students.

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