Tackle Test Prep with DBQuest
Tackle Test Prep with DBQuest
Testing season is here, and iCivics is ready to help your students prepare for AP and state assessments.
DBQuest simplifies test prep, empowers students, and maximizes readiness! Through focused practice with document-based questions and primary source analysis, students will build and practice essential critical thinking skills.
Key Benefits of DBQuest for Test Preparation
Maximize study time for AP and state assessments. DBQuest builds student confidence and proficiency with structured practice, with no planning time needed from you, the educator.
Primary Source Analysis
DBQuest helps students practice analyzing and interpreting primary sources, an essential skill for AP and state assessments.
Critical Thinking Skills
DBQuest provides students the opportunity to practice fundamental critical thinking skills needed to succeed.
Structured Learning
DBQuest equips students with a systematic approach to tackling document-based questions and primary source analysis.
Implement with ease
DBQuests are ready-to-use and do not require students to have any prior knowledge of the content, making them the perfect tool for developing skills ahead of testing.
Hear directly from a teacher!
Creating quality practice questions is time consuming, more so if you are not an expert in the topic. How can you find quality sources if your own understanding is rudimentary at best? This is where iCivics DBQuests come in.
U.S. History
These resources are perfect for preparing your students for the AP U.S History Exams and U.S. History state assessments.
Little Rock: Executive Order 10730
Using the example of Executive Order 10730, students will explore how executive orders can be used to enforce the law and examine how Eisenhower justified his actions.
Cherokee Resistance
The 1830 Indian Removal Act forced Native Americans to relocate west and open lands to white settlement. This DBQuest explores how the Cherokee resisted.
Hamilton and the National Bank
This DBQuest takes students through the competing takes on the Bank and efforts to persuade President Washington to approve or veto the plan.
U.S. Government
America's Founding Preambles
Students will dig into the preambles and introductory text of the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, and the United States Constitution.
Policy, Public Interest, and... Margarine?
Laws are put in place. Sometimes, they are amended or repealed. Sometimes, we forget all about them! So what changes? We do!
Non-Voting Delegates in Congress
Students will explore the duties and limitations of the six non-voting members of Congress from the perspective of the members themselves.
Get your students ready for their AP United States Government and Politics Exam and state assessments with these materials.
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