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Coming Soon: A Students Guide to the National Civics Bee Classroom Kickoff Video!

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Stay tuned! This new video to help students prepare for the National Civics Bee is coming soon.

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How to Use the National Civics Bee Study Guide

The National Civics Bee® is an annual competition that inspires young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. The Bill of Rights Institute created this study guide to assist students participating in the competition. This guide invites you to explore the principles, history, and institutions that form the foundation of our government and civil society. Use it as an introduction to civics and to prepare for the National Civics Bee!

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Principles and Virtues

An exploration of the principles and virtues that shape the American republic and help form the conscience of the nation’s people.

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National Civics Bee Resources

National Civics Bee Study Guide

National Civics Bee Study Guide | Introduction Essays

The introduction essays found in the Chamber of Commerce's National Civics Bee Study Guide which help student prepare for the National Civics Bee.

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Statute of Aristotle

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Portrait of Founder James Otis

National Civics Bee Study Guide | Primary Sources

The primary sources found in the Chamber of Commerce's National Civics Bee Study Guide which help student prepare for the National Civics Bee.

Document titled "Key Legislation Organizer" with a list of significant U.S. legislation and guiding instructions.

Document outlining presidential vetoes and executive orders with sections for key facts and evaluation.

Table summarizing key features of U.S. immigration acts and their main purposes, from the National Civics Bee Study Guide.

Chart detailing the Supreme Court cases, their historical context, decisions, and significance in American government.

National Civics Bee Study Guide | Graphic Organizer

The graphic organizers found in the Chamber of Commerce's National Civics Bee Study Guide which help student prepare for the National Civics Bee.