Donald J. Trump

Biography.com - Donald J. Trump  (Y,M,O,T)

American President Donald Trump (M,O,T)
Extensive essays about the personal and political life of Donald Trump from the Miller Center at the University of Virginia.

Timeline of the Trump Presidency (T)
Timeline of events related to Trump's presidency including links to transcriptions of speeches, laws, press releases, and more

Lesson Plan: President Trump Administration and Policy Positions (M,O,T)
This video-based lesson plan teaches "about President-elect Donald Trump's transition process, his cabinet and adviser selections, as well as his policy positions for his presidency." From C-SPAN Classroom

Lesson plan: Analyze 2020 and 2024 presidential campaign ads (M,O,T)
"In this lesson plan, students will discuss what makes advertisements effective and examine ads produced by the 2020 presidential campaign with candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden." From PBS Learning

Donald Trump Indicted (M,O,T)
Video-based lesson about the first time a president has ever been criminally indicted; discussion questions are included in this lesson from PBS Learning

Student Guide to Jan. 6: Lesson Plans, timeline, key terms (O)
This resource collection from PBS Learning "includes background on Jan. 6, a class activity and downloadable PDFs of a timeline, main characters and key terms. For more, there are detailed lesson plans on each day of the hearings, with articles linked to specific witnesses to learn more about them."

Lesson Plan: Analyzing the Second House Impeachment Debate of President Trump (M,O,T)
"Using primary source video of the House floor debate, this lesson provides an overview of the debate's procedures and has students analyze the arguments made during that debate. This lesson includes clips using language and descriptions of events that might not be suitable for younger students." From C-SPAN Classroom

Donald J. Trump  (Y,M,O,T)
From History.com

IMDb - Donald Trump  (Y,M,O,T)
The entertainment resume of Donald Trump on IMDb

Presidential Podcast: Donald Trump (O,T)
"In this final episode of the podcast (published just after Donald Trump’s presidential election victory), Library of Congress historians Michelle Krowl and Julie Miller return -- along with Washington Post journalist Dan Balz -- to reflect on the changing nature of the American presidency." From the Washington Post's podcast "Presidential"

Lesson plan: Analyze 2020 and 2024 presidential campaign ads (M,O,T)
"In this lesson plan, students will discuss what makes advertisements effective and examine ads produced by the 2020 presidential campaign with candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden." From PBS Learning