Instructions

1. In the top screen you will be presented with a statement.

2. Read the statement carefully, then click whether you agree or disagree with the statement.

3. Examine the full statement or scenario before deciding that you agree. The statement may be true, except for one part of it.

4. After you click your choice, you will be told in the next screen if you were correct, and then be given  the choice of reading the article the statement was based on.

5. You can choose how long to study the article to which you are directed.

6. It is to your benefit to study the article, since subsequent questions may be based on it.

7. The purpose of this exercise is to give you the opportunity to build your own personal understanding of the historical shaping of the presidency and how lessons can be applied currently and in the future.

8. This exercise should help you put essays or discussions, on presidential or administrative issues, in historical contexts.

9. Have a prosperous journey.

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