How Citizens Influence Elected Officials

Citizenship, Duties, and Democratic Participation

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Describe effective ways citizens communicate with representatives through letters, emails, public testimony, and petitions.

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Citizenship, Duties, and Democratic Participation

4th Grade · Social Studies · US-ND-SS

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Understand the paths to citizenship, distinguish civic duties from voluntary responsibilities, and explore methods for citizen advocacy and democratic participation.

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Legal Duties of Citizens: Taxes, Laws, and Jury DutyNot started yet
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C.6_12.4.1North Dakota Social Studies Standards · 4th Grade

Explain how citizens can influence government.

C.6_12.4.5North Dakota Social Studies Standards · 4th Grade

Demonstrate active participation in civic life.