Mini Simulation
Sovereignty and Neutrality in 1807
Should the United States remain neutral during the war between France and England? Explore this simulation set in 1807.
Sovereignty
High School
Lesson Plan
Sovereignty: Challenges
Length
One 45-minute period
Lesson Plan
Sovereignty: Introduction
Length
Two 45-minute periods
Essay and Discussion Questions
Sovereignty High School Questions
Help students understand nationalism, self-determination, and sovereignty through these essay and discussion questions.
Activity
Is It Sovereign?
Length
10-15 Minutes
Higher Education
Essay and Discussion Questions
Sovereignty Higher Education Questions
Help students understand nationalism, self-determination, and sovereignty through these essay and discussion questions.
Book Guide
The Sovereignty Wars
While the United States has been the world’s greatest champion of international cooperation, it has often resisted rules it wishes to see binding for other countries. In The Sovereignty Wars, Stewart M. Patrick defines what is at stake in the U.S. sovereignty debate. To protect U.S. sovereignty while advancing American interests, he asserts that the nation must occasionally make “sovereignty bargains” by trading its freedom of independent action in exchange for greater influence through expanded international cooperation.
Learning Journeys for your Students
A learning journey is a student facing, curated collection of resources that explore a topic from a specific perspective.
Learning Journey
Sovereignty: Challenges
Explore this collection of learning resources to understand the challenges that exist for self-determination and sovereignty.
Learning Journey
Sovereignty: Introduction
Explore this collection of learning resources to understand nationalism, self-determination, and sovereignty.