Comparative Governments Unit: Civics Curated Course
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High School Civics Course Curriculum - Curated by Curriki
- Foundations of Government Unit: Civics Curated Course
- The Constitution Unit: Civics Curated Course
- Judicial Branch and Civil Liberties Unit: Civics Curated Course
- Legislative Branch Unit: Civics Curated Course
- Executive Branch Unit: Civics Curated Course
- Political Parties and Ideology: Civics Curated Course
- State and Local Governments Unit: Civics Curated Course
- Comparative Governments Unit: Civics Curated Course
State and Local Governments Unit: Civics Curated Course
- What is a Federal Republic?
- Crash Course: Federalism
- iCivics: Power to the States
- iCivics: Power Play
- Deliberation: Sanctuary Cities
- iCivics: Municipal Government
- Local Government Curriculum
- Ted-X Talk: Local Government-A Model for American Democracy
- Federalism: Pouring Power into the Federal Government
- Local Government Brochure
- Khan Academy: Federalism
- State and Local Government Obligations and Services
Comparative Governments Unit: Civics Curated Course
- iCivics: The Sovereign State
- FLVS Civics: Going Global - Systems of Government
- Civil Liberties and Rights Worldwide
- Crash Course: Foreign Policy
- Model Diplomacy
- Constitute Project
- Russia\'s System of Government and the Russian Constitution
- Introduction to Iran\'s Structure of Government
- CIA World Factbook
- Dictatorships and Totalitarian Governments
- iCivics: Diplomacy
- AP Comparative Government & Politics
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iCivics: The Sovereign State
by Jenny SitkinIn this lesson, students learn four features of a sovereign state.
FLVS Civics: Going Global - Systems of Government
by Jenny SitkinLearn about unitary, confederal, federal, and parliamentary governmental systems.
Civil Liberties and Rights Worldwide
by Jenny SitkinStudents analyze and compare civil liberties and rights around the world using the National Constitution Center’s Rights Around the World interactive site.
Crash Course: Foreign Policy
by Jenny SitkinA video that examines U.S. foreign policy.
Model Diplomacy
by Jenny SitkinAn interactive program that uses role-play to demonstrate the challenges of shaping U.S. foreign policy in an interconnected world.
Constitute Project
by Lani deGuiaConstitute Project is a website where you can read, research, and compare constitutions from around the world. Has an easy searchable database
Russia\'s System of Government and the Russian Constitution
by Jenny SitkinThis lesson introduces the Russian constitution and the Russian system of government.
Introduction to Iran\'s Structure of Government
by Jenny SitkinThis lesson introduces the structure of government in Iran and includes clips from interviews with experts and programs aired on Iran\'s state-run media, PressTV.
CIA World Factbook
by Jenny SitkinA reference resource produced by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) with almanac-style information about the countries of the world.
Dictatorships and Totalitarian Governments
by Jenny SitkinThis lesson introduces dictatorships and totalitarian governments by looking at common characteristics using examples from the past 100 years.
iCivics: Diplomacy
by Jenny SitkinStudents will develop an understanding of negotiation, sanctions, and other elements used in diplomatic relationships.
AP Comparative Government & Politics
by Jenny SitkinA comprehensive online course for AP Comparative Government and Politics from the Georgia Virtual Learning program.
