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Crash Course Government Episode Worksheet | 32 - Affirmative Action

Crash Course Government video worksheet on affirmative action: 15 short-answer questions follow the episode through Bakke, the Gratz and Grutter cases, and California's Proposition 209.
Grades
Grades 7–10, Middle School, High School
File type
Microsoft Word
Editable
Yes

Updated Oct 26, 2026

Subject
Social Studies, Government
Topic
Crash Course Episodes, Government Episode
Resource types
Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Editable
Yes

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Crash Course Government: Affirmative Action Worksheet Help students better understand the complex issues around affirmative action policies with this engaging video worksheet. The resource features a printable 2-page handout with 15 short answer questions paired with the informative Crash Course Government video on affirmative action. Students will learn the historical background of affirmative action while analyzing its legal and social impacts. Use this independent or small group activity to spark meaningful class discussions around equality, diversity, and representation. Check student comprehension with the included answer key. This versatile resource works well for in-class learning or assigned as enriching homework for grades 7-10. Discover more social studies resources crafted to boost student engagement and meet curriculum standards at [link to store].

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Explain the purpose of affirmative action policies
  • Summarize the Supreme Court's reasoning in Bakke, Gratz and Grutter
  • Describe the effect of California's Proposition 209

Teaching tips

  • The worksheet has a placeholder line for the video link, so add the link to the Crash Course Government and Politics affirmative action episode before sharing it.

Skills covered

  • Note-taking from video — answering questions in complete sentences during and after viewing
  • Case analysis — explaining how the Court ruled in college admissions cases

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