11th Grade Rights-based Approaches Flashcards

Examine the core concepts of civil disobedience as presented by Henry David Thoreau, emphasizing the role of individual conscience and the practice of nonviolent resistance. Understand how these ideas have shaped the actions and philosophies of influential leaders and informed contemporary social movements. Enhance comprehension of key principles and their historical and modern applications, fostering critical thinking and ethical reasoning.

Focuses on exploring the role of government in shaping policy, the influence wielded by interest groups, and the consequences of legislation. Learners will acquire insights into fundamental public policy concepts and assess their societal impacts.

Key ethical principles in scientific research are explored, encompassing moral dilemmas, informed consent, and peer review. Insight into the intersection of ethics and science enhances critical thinking and ethical reasoning skills.

Gain a thorough understanding of scientific ethics by exploring the distinctions between scientific laws and theories and examining the significance of ethics in research. Learn about developing and implementing codes of ethics to foster integrity in research practices.

Explore various environmental value systems, ranging from ecocentrism to technocentrism. Gain insight into key events and figures in environmental politics, including Rachel Carson and the Montreal Protocol. Develop an understanding of environmental ethics, policy objectives, and the importance of sustainable development in influencing future societal practices.

Study pivotal actions and court cases in the Civil Rights Movement, focusing on the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact of significant legislation such as the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Understand historical events that shaped racial equality and analyze the ongoing effects of these changes in modern society. Gain insights into the pursuit of civil rights and recognize the transformative power of advocacy and legal reform in advancing social justice.

Explore various protest tactics and significant events within the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, highlighting influential figures and organizations. Gain insights into key historical moments, understanding diverse strategies used to promote equality and drive social change.

Explore pivotal events and figures of the Civil Rights Movement, examining key actions and legal milestones. Develop an understanding of major civil rights achievements and analyze historical decisions to comprehend their impact on modern society.

Explore pivotal civil disobedience techniques and key legal challenges during the Civil Rights Movement, highlighting significant events such as the March on Washington and Supreme Court cases like Brown v. Board of Education. Gain insight into the strategies used for social change and understand the impact of landmark legislation and actions taken to combat racial and gender discrimination.

Exploration of key concepts in ethics and economics encompasses moral principles, environmental impacts, and policy frameworks. Learners will deepen their understanding of ethical theories and economic terminology, applying this knowledge to analyze real-world situations and inform policy decisions.

Explore fundamental vocabulary within business ethics and legal frameworks essential for the Professional Business Management field. Focus on key terms such as social responsibility, non-renewable resources, and intellectual property. Mastering these concepts will deepen the understanding of moral principles in business, highlight the importance of legal rights and responsibilities, and enhance decision-making skills in business contexts.

Explore essential business ethics vocabulary, focusing on concepts such as stakeholders, ethical behavior, and social responsibility. Gain insights into how core values guide decision-making and strategies for maintaining ethical standards across diverse business environments.

Examine U.S. history through political cartoons, focusing on themes such as foreign policy, economic influence, and societal changes. Learners will build analytical skills by interpreting visual media and understanding historical contexts and implications.