SS12 Curriculum Map

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Contents

August

Content and Essential Skills


Foundations of American Government

  • Principles, formation and types of governments
  • Different economic theories
  • Review creation of Constitution and Constitutional period
  • Review major articles and amendments to the Constitution

Political parties and political ideology (historically and current)

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


September

Content and Essential Skills


The Legislative Branch

  • Organization of Congress
  • Constitutional Powers
  • Congress at Work
  • How a Bill Becomes a Law
  • The Role of Political Action Committees

Interest Groups and Public Opinion

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


October

Content and Essential Skills


The Executive Branch

  • The Presidency
  • The Cabinet
  • Presidential Leadership
  • The Federal Bureaurcracy

Elections and Voting

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


November

Content and Essential Skills


The Judicial Branch

  • The Federal Court System
  • The Supreme Court
  • The Supreme Court and Public Policy

Constitutional Freedoms

  • The 1st Amendment
  • Immigration and Citizenship
  • Civil and Criminal Law

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


December

Content and Essential Skills


State and Local Government

  • Structure and Functions of State and Local Government
  • Financing State and Local Government

The Mass Media

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


January

Content and Essential Skills


Foundations of American Government

  • Principles, formation and types of governments
  • Different economic theories
  • Review creation of Constitution and Constitutional period
  • Review major articles and amendments to the Constitution

Political parties and political ideology (historically and current)

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


February

Content and Essential Skills


The Legislative Branch

  • Organization of Congress
  • Constitutional Powers
  • Congress at Work
  • How a Bill Becomes a Law
  • The Role of Political Action Committees

Interest Groups and Public Opinion

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional



March

Content and Essential Skills


The Executive Branch

  • The Presidency
  • The Cabinet
  • Presidential Leadership
  • The Federal Bureaurcracy

Elections and Voting

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


April

Content and Essential Skills


The Judicial Branch

  • The Federal Court System
  • The Supreme Court
  • The Supreme Court and Public Policy

Constitutional Freedoms

  • The 1st Amendment
  • Immigration and Citizenship
  • Civil and Criminal Law

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


May

Content and Essential Skills


State and Local Government

  • Structure and Functions of State and Local Government
  • Financing State and Local Government

The Mass Media

Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


Personal tools