HOW DEMOCRACY ENDS
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      Subject Social Studies — Current Events, Historical Thinking, US Government
      Grade Level Grade 12
      Resource Type Activity, Lesson Plan
      Standards Alignment
      State-specific
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      CC0 1.0 Universal

      About This Lesson

      ESSENTIAL QUESTION:  ARE THERE BETTER OPTIONS THAN CONTEMPORARY DEMOCRACY?

      Objectives:

      SWBAT analyze, evaluate, source and annotate excerpted primary and secondary source complex text and video on the sustainability of democracy -- skill building for the AP Government and Politics Exam.

      Citations:

      BOOK:  Runciman, David (2018) How Democracy Ends.  New York:  Hachette Book Group (Pgs. 165-215)

      VIDEO:  How Democracy ends – David Runciman – May 28, 2018

      https://wwyoutu.be/W8SGszRrLOM (15:53)

      NEWSPAPER ARTICLE:

      China’s Hidden Camps

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/China-hidden-camps

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      avenues of representation
      Read More About 2.I.E.11
      Equality before the law and due process are two fundamental values that apply to all under the jurisdiction of the United States. While the United States legal system aims to uphold the values of equality before the law, due process, human dignity, freedom of conscience, inalienable rights, and civility, the extent to which the legal system upholds these values in practice is an issue of ongoing civic debate.
      Read More About 12.G2a
      compare various political systems with that of the United States in terms of ideology, structure, function, institutions, decision-making processes, citizenship roles, and political culture
      Read More About 5.1.3
      explore how citizens influence public policy in a representative democracy.
      Read More About 5.3.4
      Political system
      Read More About 7.E.2.a

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