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01 Purposes of Government and Types of GovernmentC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 Natural Rights, Social Contract and Consent of the GovernedC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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03 Rule of Law and Limited GovernmentC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 Democracy, Republic and Direct Versus Representative RuleC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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05 Historical Roots of American Government IdeasC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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06 Comparing Unitary, Federal and Confederal SystemsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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07 Matching Enlightenment Ideas to the Thinkers Who Wrote ThemC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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08 Principles and Grievances in the Declaration of IndependenceC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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01 Principles of the Constitution: Popular Sovereignty and FederalismC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances in ActionC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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03 Reading Parts of the ConstitutionC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 How the Constitution Is AmendedC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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05 Powers of the National Government and the Powers Left to the StatesC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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06 Weaknesses of the Articles of ConfederationC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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07 Federalist and Anti-Federalist Arguments About RatificationC3 D2.His (Change, Continuity, and Context) 9-12
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08 Enumerated, Implied and Concurrent PowersC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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09 The Necessary and Proper Clause and Implied PowersC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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10 Matching Rights to the Amendments of the Bill of RightsC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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01 How a Bill Becomes a LawC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 Powers and Structure of the Legislative BranchC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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03 Powers and Roles of the Executive BranchC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 The Federal Court System and Judicial ReviewC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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05 The Role of Administrative AgenciesC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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06 Committees and Leadership Roles in CongressC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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07 Presidential Tools: Veto, Pardon, Treaty and Executive OrderC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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08 Impeachment and Removal From Office: Steps and RolesC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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09 How a Case Reaches and Is Decided by the Supreme CourtC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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01 Freedoms of the First AmendmentC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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02 Rights of the Accused and Due ProcessC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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03 Equal Protection and Expanding Rights Over TimeC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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04 Citizenship, Naturalization and Civic DutiesC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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05 Balancing Individual Rights and the Common GoodC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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06 Fourth Amendment Search and Seizure ScenariosC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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07 Incorporation of the Bill of Rights Through the Fourteenth AmendmentC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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01 Reading a Court Opinion: Facts, Question and RulingC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 Cases on Judicial Review and Federal PowerC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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03 Cases on Free Expression and Student RightsC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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04 Cases on Equal Protection and Due ProcessC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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05 Applying a Precedent to a New SituationC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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06 Cases on Search and Seizure and the Exclusionary RuleC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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01 Steps in the Election Process and the Electoral CollegeC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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02 Voting Rights and Their Expansion Over TimeC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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03 Political Parties and Interest Groups: Roles and FunctionsC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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04 Reading Polls, Ballots and Turnout DataC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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05 Ways Citizens Take Part in Public LifeC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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06 Primaries, Caucuses and Nominating ConventionsC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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07 Census, Apportionment and RedistrictingC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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08 Voter Registration and Ballot Access RulesC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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01 Evaluating News Sources and Spotting MisinformationC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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02 Fact Versus Opinion in Political CommunicationC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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03 Stages of Making Public PolicyC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 Reading Government Budgets and Tax ChartsC3 D2.Eco (Government Role in the Economy) 9-12
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05 Weighing Evidence in a Public Issue DebateC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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06 Recognizing Propaganda and Persuasion TechniquesC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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07 Progressive, Regressive and Proportional TaxesC3 D2.Eco (Government Role in the Economy) 9-12
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01 Federalism: Shared and Separate Powers of Levels of GovernmentC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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02 Structure and Services of Local GovernmentsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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03 Comparing Presidential and Parliamentary SystemsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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04 Human Rights and International LawC3 D2.Civ (Rights and Responsibilities) 9-12
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05 Roles of International OrganizationsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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06 Structure of State Governments and State ConstitutionsC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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07 Tools of Foreign Policy: Diplomacy, Sanctions and AidC3 D2.Civ (Civic and Political Institutions) 9-12
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08 Taking Part in Local Government: Ordinances, Zoning and Public MeetingsC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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01 Weighing Costs, Benefits and Unintended Consequences of a PolicyC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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02 Reaching a Compromise Between Competing ProposalsC3 D2.Civ (Participation and Deliberation) 9-12
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