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Civic Virtues and Individual Rights in the Utah Constitution
Identify foundational principles codified in Utah's Declaration of Rights, such as religious liberty and freedom of speech.
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Civics, Government, and Cultural Diversity in Utah
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Examine the shared and distinct roles of local, state, and federal governments while celebrating the cultural and ethnic groups that enrich Utah.
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