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Civics and Government: Grade 3
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5.1
Principles and Documents of Government
5.2
Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
5.3
How Government Works
5.4
How International Relationships Function
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Rule of Law
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Laws and Government
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Principles and Ideals that Shape Government
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Documents and Ideals that Shape Pennsylvania and US Government
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Individual Rights
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Symbols
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Civics Rights and Responsibilities
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Conflict and Resolution
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Leadership and Public Service
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Competent and Responsible Citizens
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Branches of Government
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Structure, Organization, and Operation of Governments
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Government Services
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Leadership and Political Elections
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Elements of the Election Process
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Conflict and the Court System
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Interest Groups
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Media Influences
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Taxes
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Systems of Government
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Countries and Conflicts
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Tools of Foreign Policy
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International Organizations
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Media and Its Influence
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How Foreign Policy is Influenced
5.1.3.A
Explain the purposes of rules, laws, and consequences.
5.1.3.B
Explain rules and laws for the classroom, school, and community.
5.1.3.C
Define the principles and ideals shaping local government.<ul><li>Liberty/Freedom</li><li>Democracy</li><li>Justice</li><li>Equality</li></ul>
5.1.3.D
Identify key ideas about government found in significant documents:<ul><li>Declaration of Independence</li><li>United States Constitution</li><li>Bill of Rights</li><li>Pennsylvania Constitution</li></ul>
5.1.3.E
Identify the rights of an American citizen.
5.1.3.F
Identify state symbols, national symbols, and national holidays.
5.2.3.A
Identify personal rights and responsibilities.
5.2.3.B
Identify the sources of conflict and disagreement and different ways conflict can be resolved.
5.2.3.C
Identify leadership and public service opportunities in the school, community, state, and nation.
5.2.3.D
Describe how citizens participate in school and community activities.
5.3.3.A
Identify the roles of the three branches of government.
5.3.3.B
Identify how laws are made in the local community.
5.3.3.C
Identify services performed by the local government.
5.3.3.D
Identify positions of authority at school and community.
5.3.3.E
Explain the purpose for elections.
5.3.3.F
Explain how an action may be just or unjust.
5.3.3.G
Identify individual interests and explain ways to influence others.
5.3.3.H
Explain how the media can impact government.
5.3.3.I
Explain the role of taxes in operating government.
5.3.3.J
Identify key ideals of the form of government practiced in the United States.
5.4.3.A
Identify conflicts in the world using a map/globe.
5.4.3.B
Describe the roles of world leaders.
5.4.3.C
Identify the role of the United Nations in the world.
5.4.3.D
Describe the different roles of the media.
5.4.3.E
Explain compromise as a conflict resolution strategy.
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- Academic Standards for Civics and Government (PreK-3) (2012)
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