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When Core Democratic Values Conflict: Liberty, Equality, and the Common Good
Critique real-world scenarios where individual liberties must be balanced against the common good and public safety.
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Principles and Structure of American Government
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Analyze foundational democratic values, explain the rule of law, and examine how the three branches of government balance power.
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SS.4.1West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesIdentify, explain, and critique commonly held American democratic values, principles, and beliefs (e.g., diversity, family values, community service, justice, liberty, etc.) through established documents (e.g., Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, etc.).
SS.4.3West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesExplore the concepts of rule of law to create a visual or oral presentation of how these concepts protect individual rights and the common good.