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The Oath of Allegiance and Meaning of Citizenship
Analyze the promises made in the Oath of Allegiance and what it means to be a loyal member of a constitutional republic.
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Citizenship, Duties, and Democratic Participation
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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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C.6_12.4.2North Dakota Social Studies Standards · 4th GradeDescribe and evaluate the criteria and process for naturalization in the United States. ♦
C.6_12.4.3North Dakota Social Studies Standards · 4th GradeExplain how citizens’ personal and civic responsibilities are important to the preservation and improvement of United States constitutional republic.