11th Grade Civil And Political Rights Interactive Videos

Examine how voting rights have evolved in the United States, highlighting significant legislation and constitutional amendments. Gain a deeper understanding of the historical barriers and important milestones in the pursuit of voting rights. Develop analytical skills by tracing the progression from limited suffrage to broader enfranchisement, focusing on the societal and legal changes that shaped the electoral landscape.

Examine and contrast the theories of civil society as articulated by Locke, Hegel, and Marx, highlighting each thinker's view on its separation from the state. Gain a thorough understanding of civil society's development and significance within political theory. Identify how these perspectives inform contemporary political thought, focusing on the historical context and philosophical underpinnings that have shaped the role of civil society. Develop analytical skills to evaluate differing views and understand their implications for modern governance and social organization.

Examine historical cases of human rights violations and explore the importance of reparations in addressing past abuses. Understand how truth commissions and community engagement contribute to fostering positive change. Gain insight into the complexities of these issues and develop skills in critical analysis and ethical reflection.