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Evaluating the Impact of Grassroots Civic Movements
Assess how citizen-led grassroots movements have successfully changed public policy and state statutes.
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Active Citizenship, Elections, and Civic Participation
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Goal
Explain the duties and rights of citizens, election processes and data, and how individuals and organizations influence civic life.
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Learning standards covered
U.S. GOV Standard 3.3Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeStudents will explain the processes and motivations for how and why people organize to participate in civic society, such as developing political affiliations, joining political parties, and supporting special interest groups and other non-governmental or non-partisan civic organizations, and evaluate the political impact of those affiliations.
U.S. GOV Standard 3.4Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeStudents will use data to evaluate election results and explain election processes and strategies.