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Planning and Implementing a Civic Action Project
Design an actionable plan to address a public issue through individual advocacy, group collaboration, and community outreach.
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Citizenship, Academic Deliberation, and Civic Action
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Investigate citizen rights and responsibilities, participate in evidence-based discussions, and apply democratic procedures to address community and national challenges.
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Learning standards covered
SS.5.9West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesAssess the resources (e.g., oil, land, gas, etc.) of the geographic regions (e.g., Midwest, Middle East, etc.) of the United States and the world and explain their impact on global economic activities.
SS.5.10West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesCompare the industrial North and the agricultural South prior to the Civil War, the geographic characteristics and boundaries of each region and the basic way of life in each region.