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Federalism and Multi-Level Governance

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-UT-SS

10 lessons

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Explain how sovereign authority and public responsibilities are shared and divided across national, state, tribal, and local governments.

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  4. How Federal, State, and Tribal Governments CollaborateNot started yet
  5. County Government: Commissioners, Sheriffs, and ClerksYou are here
  6. County Officials: Assessors, Recorders, Auditors, and TreasurersNot started yet
  7. County and District Attorneys and SurveyorsNot started yet
  8. City Government: Mayors, City Councils, and ManagersNot started yet
  9. How Local Services Meet Community NeedsNot started yet
  10. Comparing Powers: Local, State, and National JurisdictionsNot started yet
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us-utU.S. GOV Standard 3.2Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Students will explain the role that local elected officers fulfill, such as mayors, council members, auditors, treasurers, surveyors, assessors, recorders, clerks, sheriffs, county commissioners, and district or county attorneys and how local government roles differ from state and federal roles.