
Performance Task-Government
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History
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6th - 8th Grade
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Easy
Audrey Schaefer
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8 Slides • 5 Questions
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Your settlement has morphed into a complex civilization now requiring a system of rule. Your task is to establish what type of government will be utilized within your civilization.
Scenario
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Match
Match the following forms of government with the correct description.
A ruling family where power in inherited
The elite or wealthy class is the ruling power
A small group of people who hold power
Citizens elect representatives to create laws on their behalf
All citizens vote to create laws & elect leaders
Monarchy
Aristocracy
Oligarchy
Indirect Democracy
Direct Democracy
Monarchy
Aristocracy
Oligarchy
Indirect Democracy
Direct Democracy
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Highlight your choice
What form of government will your civilization utilize?
Things to consider:
What are the positives to the form of government your selecting?
What negative side effects would your government have on your civilization?
Would you prefer to live in a society using your selected form of government?
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Dropdown
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What specific roles do participants take on?
Example: Citizens will vote in regular elections annually to determine laws and leaders.
What responsibilities do the participants have?
Example: The ruling king will provide the citizens with a monthly update on new laws created in a public speech.
Roles & Responsibilities of Participants
Roles & responsibilities should be practical.
For example: A king would not be able to collect taxes from the citizens, however, they may employ a group of people to perform this act.
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Open Ended
How are laws made in our country?
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How will laws be created in your civilization? Be specific.
The process must reflect your form of government selected.
Laws
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Multiple Choice
What branch of the United States government is in charge of enforcing our nations laws?
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
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Who will be responsible for enforcing laws for your civilization?
Keep in mind: The ways in which laws are enforced must be practical.
For example:
A king would not be able to enforce laws.
A police force/military can enforce laws.
Enforcing Laws
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Match
Match the following laws with the consequence.
Littering
Driving without a license
Fishing without a license
Theft of $1,000 or more
Pay a fine $50-$300 & 5-30 hours of community service
$200 fine and potential for suspension or revocation of license
$250 or imprisonment not exceeding 90 days
Up to 7 years in prison & a fine of $15,000
Pay a fine $50-$300 & 5-30 hours of community service
$200 fine and potential for suspension or revocation of license
$250 or imprisonment not exceeding 90 days
Up to 7 years in prison & a fine of $15,000
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Identify 3-5 laws that all people must follow within your civilization.
Identify the specific law and corresponding & appropriate consequence for those who break the law.
Think about a law that all people must follow.
For example, In the United States all people must wear a set belt when operating a motor vehicle. The consequence for those who do not follow this law is a fine in addition to payment of court costs.
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Why is the chosen government style going to be the most effective for your civilization?
Give details and examples to support your response. Include a topic & concluding sentence. Make sure to check spelling, capitalization, grammar & punctuation.
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