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Government Information

This guide is designed to be an introduction to government information available at the CSULB University Library and what is available for free through the Internet.

Government Resources for Kids

Explore the following resources to learn all about the U.S. government!

These educational websites offer games, activities, and engaging information about government, history, science, and more. Dive in and discover something new! Whether you're curious about government, science, or history, you'll find something cool here.

Learn About the Government:

Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government
Discover how the U.S. government works with age-specific guides, games, and activities.

Kids in the House
Learn about the U.S. House of Representatives and how laws are made with interactive games and resources.

CIA Kids' Zone
Discover the CIA's role in keeping America safe with games, puzzles, and stories.

Explore History, Culture and More!:

Smithsonian Kids
Learn about history, culture, and science through interactive and fun content.

Experience Science Adventures:

NASA

Explore science and space with NASA's educational activities and resources.

Learn Through Fun U.S. Government Games & Trivia:

U.S. Mint Coin Classroom - Mint History Trivia

Learn more about the U.S. Mint’s history by completing the history trivia challenge. Explore the History Timeline to find answers to trivia questions.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Games & Quizzes

Explore engaging games and quizzes that help you learn about employment, inflation, and the economy.

Primary Source Educational Tool

 

DocsTech

Students and teachers can explore thousands of letters, photographs, speeches, posters, political cartoons, maps, patents, videos, audio recordings, graphs, legislation, telegrams, court documents, amendments, draft cards, executive orders, citizenship documents, census records, and more from the National Archives. Teachers can also create or edit lesson plans on historical topics.