Dr. Jeremy D. Bailey, a political science professor, explains the presidential impeachment process from a constitutional and historical perspective.
Congress’ Power of Impeachment
Impeachment and Conviction
Impeachment
Bill of Rights in Action: The Watergate Scandal
Andrew Johnson’s Impeachment
The Impeachment of Bill Clinton
FAQ & Web Resources on the Impeachment Process
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Grade 9-12 Executive Branch Document Exploration
The purpose of this lesson is to assist student exploration of several of the primary source documents related to the creation of the executive branch. Through independent reading followed by a round robin assignment and an essay to explore current application of executive power, students will develop their historical inquiry skills and understand the scope and meaning of executive power under the U.S. Constitution.