LESSON: Authority
In class discussion considering the question, Why do we submit to authority? Read the article below. Complete a KIM Card to demonstrate your understanding. Then, create a Vocabulary Card for "Political Authority" using the template organizer. |
LESSON: Functions of Government
Each political philosopher has a perspective on the purpose of government. Today, there are five commonly accepted functions (or purposes) of government:
Read chapter 1 section 1 of textbook (p.6-13) and respond to the question, "Which function of government is most important and why?" Complete the graphic organizer below and use evidence to support your claims. ![]()
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Civics TestThis inquiry leads students through an investigation of the civics test, a current graduation requirement for Kentucky students, in order to consider the ways in which the test addresses needed knowledge and skills to prepare students for active engagement in civic life. The compelling question for the inquiry—can the civics test make you a good citizen?—frames students’ assessment of the civics test in consideration of what it means to be a “good citizen,” a purpose of the Kentucky civics test, as well as national initiatives to have similar civics test in all states, notably by the Joe Foss Institute.
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Nature and Purpose.pptx | |
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Debate Rubric.docx | |
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