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Why Societies Need Laws and Government
Determine why human societies establish rules, laws, and governing bodies to protect rights, maintain order, and resolve disputes.
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American Democratic Values, Government, and Citizenship
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Explain core democratic values, compare forms of government, examine patriotic symbols, and participate in civic service.
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Learning standards covered
SS.3.1West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesIdentify and explain the following commonly-held American democratic values, principles, and beliefs: • diversity; • rule of law; • family values; • community service; • justice; and • liberty.
SS.3.2West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesDetermine the need for government and compare and contrast the following forms: tribal, monarchy, and democracy.