11th Grade Applied Political Ethics Passages

Explore significant events, political ideologies, and influential figures that shaped the course of World War II. Understand the root causes and historical consequences of global dynamics such as the Treaty of Versailles, fascism, and economic crises, enhancing knowledge of world history and political systems.

Examine the pivotal role of political parties in democratic systems, focusing on their influence on voter mobilization, ideological formation, and the legislative process. Gain insights into the diversity of political viewpoints and the impact of parties such as Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, and the Green Party on government policies and the shaping of democracy.

Examine ethical principles emphasizing personal, organizational, and professional ethics to comprehend conflicts of interest. Gain insight into the distinctions and subtleties of ethical practices and develop skills to identify and resolve conflicts across various settings.

Investigate the critical distinctions between personal and organizational ethics, emphasizing their impact on both individual and collective behaviors across different settings. Develop the skills to identify conflicts of interest and appreciate the significance of ethical principles, such as accountability, in professional environments.

Gain a foundational understanding of work ethic and its significance in the professional environment. Develop key traits such as dedication, integrity, and professional behavior, which enhance employability and job performance.

Explore the intricacies of President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, a visionary proposal for establishing lasting peace after World War I. This initiative promoted open diplomacy, free trade, and the creation of a global organization for mutual security. Learners will gain an understanding of international relations and conflict resolution strategies, refining analytical skills within historical contexts.

Investigate Martin Luther King, Jr.'s viewpoints on the Vietnam War through an analysis of his public speeches, providing insights into the relationship between the civil rights movement and U.S. foreign policy. Develop an understanding of rhetorical strategies, historical context, and King's moral vision, while exploring the socio-political implications of his criticisms.

Explore the complexities of fascism with a focus on its political ideologies and historical context in Europe after World War I. Understand the defining characteristics of fascism, including its authoritarian nature and emphasis on state supremacy. Recognize the socio-economic conditions that contributed to its rise.

Examine the life and political trajectory of Joseph Stalin, with a focus on his ascent to power, implementation of policies, and impact during and after World War II. Gain an understanding of Stalin's role in shaping Soviet history and his leadership approach, along with the global repercussions of his actions, to develop insights into 20th-century political dynamics and conflicts.

Focus on the significant events and influential figures of the French Revolution and the rise of nationalist revolutions in Europe and Latin America. Understand the roles of key personalities and political philosophies to enhance comprehension of historical cause and effect and the development of modern political ideologies.

Explore the final events in Book XXIV of "The Odyssey," with a focus on character actions and resolutions. Engaging with detailed questions enhances comprehension skills and provides insights into ancient Greek literature and mythology.

Explore the constitutional frameworks of the United States and the Iroquois, identifying key differences and similarities, including structural elements and underlying principles. Gain insights into the historical contexts and governance structures to enhance understanding of foundational governmental documents and the role of cultural integration in shaping political systems.

Examine the key events that led to U.S. involvement in World War I and understand President Wilson's international policies after the war. Gain insights into the complexities of global politics in the early 20th century and the formation of the League of Nations. The focus is on understanding the dynamics and motivations during this period and how they shaped subsequent international relations. Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing historical events and policies.

Analyze the effects of government decisions on various aspects of society, including health, wealth, and happiness. Explore historical political strategies and figures, such as horse trading and the influence of Machiavelli. Develop a deeper understanding of power dynamics and political strategies, enhancing knowledge of both historical and current political frameworks.

Examine the interplay between globalization and technology in the global business landscape, with an emphasis on shifts in communication, transportation, and international trade barriers. Develop an understanding of the benefits and drawbacks of globalization, enhancing knowledge of its effects on businesses and economies worldwide.

Explore international treaties critical to the Lincoln Douglas debate, focusing on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Gain a deeper understanding of global legal structures and their influence on international relations, enhancing skills for effective debates on these significant issues.

Explore critical aspects of global warming, including its causes, impacts, and mitigation strategies. Gain an understanding of how greenhouse gases influence climate change, identify human activities contributing to global warming, and discover practical ways to reduce carbon emissions.

Examine the social, economic, and political factors that led to the French Revolution, such as the structure of the Three Estates and the influences of the Enlightenment. Understand historical events leading to the revolution and gain insight into key transformations and their societal impacts.

Examine the crucial influence of The Federalist Papers in supporting the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, highlighting the insights of James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay. Understand how these essays continue to shape American political thought, with a focus on factionalism's risks and the importance of a strong central government in sustaining a cohesive republic.

Explore the essential traits of Marine Corps leadership, such as honor, courage, and commitment, while integrating ethics and integrity. Gain insights into effective team-building strategies and the continuous enhancement of leadership skills, equipping you to adapt and succeed in diverse and challenging environments.