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Addressing Counterclaims and Alternative Historical Interpretations
Identify opposing claims and alternate viewpoints, using reasoning and evidence to acknowledge limitations or refute counterarguments.
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Evidence-Based Historical Argumentation and Civic Action
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Construct logical, evidence-supported arguments about historical questions and apply historical insights to informed civic action.
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- Identifying Community, Regional, and Global Issues for Informed ActionNot started yet
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