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Conflicts Over Equality, Justice, and Rule of Law
Analyze how differing interpretations of equality under the law, justice, and the rule of law lead citizens to hold contrasting views.
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Constitutional Foundations and Democratic Rights
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Analyze contemporary public issues related to the U.S. Constitution by evaluating graphic data, distinguishing factual, definitional, and ethical questions, and composing reasoned arguments about democratic values.
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