9th Grade Political Ideologies Interactive Videos

Explore foundational concepts of socialism and communism, focusing on influential thinkers and core principles of resource allocation and ownership. Gain an understanding of government roles in economic planning and identify key differences and similarities between socialist and communist ideologies.

Explore the foundational principles and differences among capitalism, socialism, and communism. Understand key ideological distinctions, the role of government and private individuals in economic systems, and the historical context influencing these ideologies.

Study the various ideologies of political parties by focusing on conservative, liberal, and libertarian beliefs. This exploration provides learners with an understanding of how different ideologies influence policy-making and their impact on government and society.

Explore the essential principles and differences between political ideologies from conservative to liberal perspectives. Understand how these ideologies shape political decisions and align with various parties, enhancing comprehension of political systems and their impact on public policy.

Examine the key features and types of government systems as well as major political ideologies. Gain insight into how these systems and ideologies shape governance and citizen participation. Enhance understanding of various political structures and the impact on society, fostering a comprehensive grasp of governance dynamics and political engagement.

Explore the philosophical and historical underpinnings of communism, focusing on key figures and concepts. Gain insights into the evolution of communist theory and its socio-political implications, with an emphasis on understanding foundational principles and real-world applications.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles of economic and political systems, specifically capitalism, socialism, and communism. Understand the impact of these models on both economies and societies, while exploring the characteristics of free markets and the roles governments play in different economic frameworks.

Examine the core values and key principles underlying American political ideologies, alongside the factors influencing political socialization. Gain insight into various political beliefs, the concept of the rule of law, and the processes involved in public policy analysis, including the role of media in shaping policy.

Focus on understanding key American political ideologies and their impact on politics and governance. Gain insight into the roles of these ideologies and the importance of political socialization in shaping political decisions.

Explore the core distinctions between prominent political ideologies, including conservatism, liberalism, and libertarianism. Understand how these ideologies shape governance and policy-making. Develop the ability to critically assess political scenarios and align them with ideological principles.

Examine the fundamental differences between capitalism and communism by focusing on ownership models and the role of governments within economic systems. Gain an understanding of economic theories, compare levels of income inequality, and identify key figures in economic history to enhance comprehension of global economic structures.

Explore economic systems through the interactive context of Mario Kart 8, highlighting how in-game mechanics mirror ideologies like capitalism and socialism. Understand key economic concepts and develop analytical skills to connect these ideas to real-world economic structures depicted within the game's framework.

Examine the contrast between economic systems and ideological changes in Vietnam 40 years post-reunification. Gain insights into the practical transition from communism to capitalism and understand the impact of these economic shifts on individual lives and societal norms.

Explore the contrasting economic and political systems of capitalism and communism during the Cold War, focusing on their defining characteristics and global impact. Enhance understanding of historical ideologies and their influence on contemporary society while developing skills in comparative analysis and critical thinking.

Examine key events and influential figures from the 19th century, including the French and Industrial Revolutions. Gain insights into societal transformations and emerging ideologies, enhancing understanding of historical progress and its effects on modern society.

Analyze the intersection of Darwinism, eugenics, and economic inequality during the Gilded Age to understand how these concepts influenced societal structures and justified social policies. Gain insights into the implications and consequences of these historical ideologies, focusing on their impact on society and the development of social ideas and policies. Develop a critical understanding of the role these theories played in shaping economic and social landscapes.

Analyze the evolution of Monopoly from its beginnings as a tool designed to educate about economic monopolies to its status as a globally recognized cultural phenomenon. Understand its historical progression, the societal effects during the Cold War era, and variations among different adaptations, highlighting cultural influences on board games. Develop insights into historical and cultural contexts, fostering a comprehensive understanding of Monopoly’s impact over time.

Explore the fundamental concepts and comparisons between capitalism and socialism, focusing on economic systems and wealth distribution. Understand the dynamics of private ownership versus government control, gain insight into income inequality, and analyze the characteristics of mixed economies. Develop the ability to discuss and compare various economic ideologies effectively.

Examine significant milestones in American conservatism's history, covering key political shifts and landmark legislative acts. Gain insights into political strategies, the impact of major elections, and the ideological evolution of conservative thought in the U.S.

Explore the historical impacts of Social Darwinism and its influence on societal and scientific landscapes, such as eugenics and the justification of economic disparities. Gain insights into key historical figures and the socio-economic reasoning of the era. Understand modern ethical considerations while enhancing critical thinking and analytical skills in historical context analysis.