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Comparing Government Structures: National, State, and Local
Compare the distribution of authority between federal, state, and District of Columbia municipal structures.
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DC Federal Relations, Statehood, and Civic Power
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Goal
Analyze congressional oversight of the District, the ongoing struggle for voting representation and statehood, and how local policymakers and residents navigate federal limits.
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Learning standards covered
8.9Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesAnalyze the effect of historical and contemporary means of changing societies, and promoting the common good.
8.19Oregon Social Studies Standards · All agesInterpret maps to identify growth and development of the United States (such as spatial population density, mental maps, and spatial patterns of world trade).