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Skill plan for the Missouri End-of-Course Assessment - Government

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Tools of Social Science Inquiry
Historical Foundations
Structure of Government
Government in Action

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Historical Foundations
History: Continuity and Change		1. Source analysis: the Declaration of Independence 2. The Articles of Confederation 3. The Constitutional Convention
History: Continuity and Change
1. Source analysis: the Declaration of Independence 2. The Articles of Confederation 3. The Constitutional Convention

Government Systems and Principles		1. Identify types of government 2. Authoritarian and democratic governments • Coming soon: Principles of government
Government Systems and Principles
1. Identify types of government 2. Authoritarian and democratic governments • Coming soon: Principles of government

Geographical Study
Geographical Study


Economic Concepts
Economic Concepts


People, Groups, and Cultures		1. Influences on U.S. government
People, Groups, and Cultures
1. Influences on U.S. government

Structure of Government
History: Continuity and Change		1. The Articles of Confederation 2. The Constitutional Convention 3. Federalism
History: Continuity and Change
1. The Articles of Confederation 2. The Constitutional Convention 3. Federalism

Government Systems and Principles		The legislative branch 1. The legislative branch 2. How a bill becomes a law The executive branch 3. The executive branch 4. Executive departments and independent agencies The judicial branch 5. The judicial branch Checks and balances 6. Checks and balances 7. Supreme Court cases on the balance of power The Constitution 8. Introduction to the Constitution 9. Constitutional amendments 10. The Bill of Rights 11. Interpreting the Constitution Supreme Court cases 12. Supreme Court cases on the Bill of Rights 13. Supreme Court cases on the Fourteenth Amendment: incorporation • Coming soon: Supreme Court cases on the Fourteenth Amendment and equal protection State and local government 14. Introduction to state and local government 15. Identify levels and branches of government 16. State courts
Government Systems and Principles
The legislative branch 1. The legislative branch 2. How a bill becomes a law The executive branch 3. The executive branch 4. Executive departments and independent agencies The judicial branch 5. The judicial branch Checks and balances 6. Checks and balances 7. Supreme Court cases on the balance of power The Constitution 8. Introduction to the Constitution 9. Constitutional amendments 10. The Bill of Rights 11. Interpreting the Constitution Supreme Court cases 12. Supreme Court cases on the Bill of Rights 13. Supreme Court cases on the Fourteenth Amendment: incorporation • Coming soon: Supreme Court cases on the Fourteenth Amendment and equal protection State and local government 14. Introduction to state and local government 15. Identify levels and branches of government 16. State courts

Economic Concepts		Economic policy 1. Free trade and protectionism 2. Government services and taxes 3. Economic systems
Economic Concepts
Economic policy 1. Free trade and protectionism 2. Government services and taxes 3. Economic systems

People, Groups, and Cultures		Immigration policy 1. Immigration and naturalization 2. The U.S. naturalization test
People, Groups, and Cultures
Immigration policy 1. Immigration and naturalization 2. The U.S. naturalization test

Government in Action
History: Continuity and Change		Civil liberties and civil rights 1. What are civil liberties and civil rights? Civic participation 2. Rights and responsibilities of active citizenship 3. Political participation
History: Continuity and Change
Civil liberties and civil rights 1. What are civil liberties and civil rights? Civic participation 2. Rights and responsibilities of active citizenship 3. Political participation

Government Systems and Principles		Elections 1. Presidential elections 2. The two-party system • Coming soon: Data analysis: political parties
Government Systems and Principles
Elections 1. Presidential elections 2. The two-party system • Coming soon: Data analysis: political parties

Geographical Study
Geographical Study


Economic Concepts		1. Government services and taxes • Coming soon: Fiscal and monetary policy
Economic Concepts
1. Government services and taxes • Coming soon: Fiscal and monetary policy

People, Groups, and Cultures		The media 1. Role of the media 2. Media literacy: credibility
People, Groups, and Cultures
The media 1. Role of the media 2. Media literacy: credibility

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Tools of Social Science Inquiry
History: Continuity and Change		Chronological understanding 1. Constitutional amendments Issue analysis 2. Supreme Court cases on the Bill of Rights
History: Continuity and Change
Chronological understanding 1. Constitutional amendments Issue analysis 2. Supreme Court cases on the Bill of Rights

Government Systems and Principles		1. Authoritarian and democratic governments
Government Systems and Principles
1. Authoritarian and democratic governments

Geographical Study		• Coming soon: Data analysis: political parties
Geographical Study
• Coming soon: Data analysis: political parties

Economic Concepts		1. Economic systems
Economic Concepts
1. Economic systems

People, Groups, and Cultures		Authors' perspectives in founding documents 1. Source analysis: the Declaration of Independence 2. Source analysis: the Federalist Papers
People, Groups, and Cultures
Authors' perspectives in founding documents 1. Source analysis: the Declaration of Independence 2. Source analysis: the Federalist Papers