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Comparing Decision-Making in Classrooms, Schools, and Governments

Branches of Government and Civic Decision-Making

4th Grade·Social Studies·US-SD-SS

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Compare and contrast consensus, majority voting, representative delegation, and executive decision-making across varied settings.

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Branches of Government and Civic Decision-Making

4th Grade · Social Studies · US-SD-SS

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Distinguish the powers of the three branches of government across federal, state, and local levels, and analyze how decisions and laws are made.

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5.C.3.2South Dakota Social Studies Standards · All ages

Compare and contrast procedures for making decisions in a variety of settings, including classroom, school, government, and/or society