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Developing Research Questions About Political and Legal Systems
Formulate targeted inquiry questions to research comparative legal protections and civic structures in the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Governments, Civic Participation, and International Organizations
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Analyze systems of government, civic engagement, human rights, and international diplomacy across the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Learning standards covered
SS.7.1.1Colorado Social Studies Standards · All agesAnalyze and interpret a variety of primary and secondary sources from multiple perspectives in the Eastern Hemisphere to formulate an appropriate thesis supported by relevant evidence.
SS.7.4.1Colorado Social Studies Standards · All agesInvestigate similarities and differences of civic participation within different governmental systems of the Eastern Hemisphere.