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12th Grade Curriculum Resources

Government

Rights and Responsibilities of Citizens in a Democracy

  • Student Rights – First Amendment, Lesson: How are your First Amendment rights as a student in a public school limited by school officials?
  • Student Rights – Fourth and Fifth Amendment, Lesson: What protections do students have from searches and questioning by public school officials?

The Three Branches of Government as Established by the U.S. Constitution

  • Executive Branch, Lesson: “What are Executive Orders? How do they differ from laws passed by Congress?”
  • Judicial Branch, Lesson: How does the overturning of a Supreme Court decision reshape society?
  • Judicial Branch (California), Source Set: “What kind of courts do we have in California?”

The Fourth Estate: The Role of the Media on American Public Life

  • Role of Media, Lesson, “What are the roles and responsibilities of the media in relation to American government?”

Economics

Fundamental Economic Concepts and Reasoning

  • Cost-Benefit Analysis of Attending Prom, Lesson: Is it worth it to go to prom?
  • Resource Allocation – California Water Use, Lesson: “Should California’s agricultural interests have priority over California’s limited water supply?”
  • Agricultural Labor Market, Lesson: “Why is the agricultural labor market in the United States dependent on immigrant workers?”

Government Influence upon the American Economy

  • Taxation, Lesson: “How effective are sin taxes at changing consumer behavior?”
  • Federal Reserve, Lesson: “Why is there a Federal Reserve bank? Do most Americans know what the Fed is and what it does?”
  • Social Inequality & Gentrification (Santa Ana, CA), Lesson: “What are the consequences of gentrification?”

Aggregate Economic Behavior

  • GDP, Lesson: “How useful is the GDP as an economic measurement?”

 

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