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Kindergarten - 12th Grade
Understanding Legislative Processes - Bill Approval and Committee Roles - How a Bill Becomes a Law
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Understanding Legislative Processes - Bill Approval and Committee Roles - How a Bill Becomes a Law
Kindergarten - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Understand the legislative process by examining the journey of a bill to become law, focusing on the essential approval stages and the roles of various committees. Gain comprehensive insights into the law-making process while enhancing analytical skills pertinent to governance.
6th Grade
Analyzing Leadership - Hammurabi's Law Code - Ancient Mesopotamian Governance
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Analyzing Leadership - Hammurabi's Law Code - Ancient Mesopotamian Governance
6th Grade
Social-studies
Examine Hammurabi's leadership through his significant law code and its transformative impact on Mesopotamian society. Analyze the application of justice principles, societal roles, and their implications within the context of ancient governance and law. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how these factors shaped societal norms and legal frameworks.
6th Grade
American History - The Declaration of Independence - The American Revolution
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American History - The Declaration of Independence - The American Revolution
6th Grade
Social-studies
Analyze the United States' path to independence by examining the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution. Identify and comprehend pivotal historical events and foundational concepts that contributed to America’s quest for sovereignty. Develop a critical understanding of the political, social, and economic factors involved, enhancing skills in historical analysis and interpretation.
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