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11th Grade
Understanding Key Components - Democratic National Convention - Political Events
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Understanding Key Components - Democratic National Convention - Political Events
11th Grade
Social-studies
Gain an understanding of the fundamental activities and key roles within the Democratic National Convention, while exploring the intricacies of political processes and the steps involved in the nomination pathway. Develop insights into the dynamics of political party conventions, focusing on the mechanisms and strategies employed in nominating a candidate. The learning process enhances comprehension of the political landscape, preparing individuals with skills to analyze and interpret political events.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Key Concepts - Democracy & Free Enterprise - Political and Economic Systems
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Understanding Key Concepts - Democracy & Free Enterprise - Political and Economic Systems
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the principles of democracy alongside the free enterprise system to develop a deeper understanding of democratic values and economic freedom. Gain insights into how these systems interact, emphasizing key democratic principles such as liberty, equality, and justice, and their influence on economic practices. By understanding these connections, enhance your ability to analyze the impact of political and economic systems on society.
12th Grade
American Government Fundamentals - Representation and Republicanism - Constitutional Foundations
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American Government Fundamentals - Representation and Republicanism - Constitutional Foundations
12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the development of American republican government and representation by understanding important historical events, debates, and compromises. Gain insights into the foundational aspects of U.S. governance, exploring the evolution of policies, principles, and constitutional frameworks. Develop critical thinking skills, engage with historical analysis, and improve comprehension of how past developments influence contemporary governance structures.
8th Grade - University
Exploring Democratic Processes - Voting Methods and Elections - U.S. Political System
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Exploring Democratic Processes - Voting Methods and Elections - U.S. Political System
8th Grade - University
Social-studies
Examine key aspects of democratic participation with a focus on voting methods and electoral processes. Gain insights into effective civic engagement and the workings of the electoral system.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Theories of State Formation - Political Concepts - Government Origins
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Theories of State Formation - Political Concepts - Government Origins
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the four primary theories explaining the origins of states: Force, Divine Right, Evolutionary, and Social Contract theories. Understand historical perspectives on how states form, focusing on the key components and influences of each theory. Gain insight into historical narratives and develop a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in state formation.
11th Grade
[Analysis of Socialism: Equality and Evolutionary Perspectives]
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[Analysis of Socialism: Equality and Evolutionary Perspectives]
11th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the perspectives of key socialist thinkers, including Marx, Luxemburg, and Crosland, on equality and societal transformation. Understand how these theories have shaped contemporary socio-political policy. Develop critical analysis skills and enhance knowledge of socio-political theory and its practical implications.
8th Grade - University
Citizenship Responsibilities - Civic Duties - American Government
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Citizenship Responsibilities - Civic Duties - American Government
8th Grade - University
Social-studies
Explore the roles and obligations of citizens in a democracy, highlighting voting rights and the importance of civic understanding. Learners will identify key responsibilities and enhance their civic awareness.
8th Grade - University
Understanding Constitutional Amendments - Rights and Freedoms in American History
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Understanding Constitutional Amendments - Rights and Freedoms in American History
8th Grade - University
Social-studies
Explore significant amendments and rights that have shaped U.S. history, emphasizing foundational constitutional principles. Gain insights into individual freedoms and the structure of governance, enhancing understanding of these critical historical and civic elements.
11th Grade
Social Justice Analysis - Historical Racial Inequality - U.S. Civil Rights
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Social Justice Analysis - Historical Racial Inequality - U.S. Civil Rights
11th Grade
Social-studies
Study the significant milestones in U.S. racial history and their effects on the advancement of civil rights. Understand social justice principles and the constitutional amendments that supported these changes. Gain insights into historical events' influence on policy and society, evaluating their outcomes and relevance to current issues.
12th Grade
[Citizen Participation - Democracy Variations - Political Systems]
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[Citizen Participation - Democracy Variations - Political Systems]
12th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the concepts of participatory democracy, elite influence, and federalism through structured inquiries. Gain a deeper understanding of political ideologies and structures, focusing on critical thinking and analytical skills.
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