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Athenian Direct Democracy and the Limits of Civic Enfranchisement
Evaluate citizen participation in Athenian direct democracy while identifying who was excluded from civic power.
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Ancient Civilizations and Enduring Classical Legacies
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Examine the governance, legal traditions, philosophies, and societal structures of early and classical civilizations.
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SSS1.K.1Washington Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeState and clarify one’s point of view.
SSS1.K.2Washington Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeEvaluate the fairness of one’s point of view.
SSS1.K.3Washington Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeState own viewpoints on fairness and listen to the viewpoints of classmates and teacher.