10th Grade Government and Civics

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  • A Reader's Guide for The Sugar Island

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    A Reader's Guide for The Sugar Island

    Stimulate class discussion and deepen students' understanding of the book The Sugar Island. The reader's guide will help…

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    Literature
    Reading and Literature
    Adventure
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  • International Customs Day Poster Contest

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    International Customs Day Poster Contest

    Hold a poster contest in your class in recognition of International Customs Day (Jan. 26). This printable includes…

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    Social Studies and History
    Government and Civics
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    Unusual Voting Results in the U.S.

    The results of the 1872, and 1876 presidential elections exemplify the difficulties of the electoral process.

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    Social Studies and History
    Government and Civics
    U.S. Elections
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    Legal and Political Manipulations After the Civil War

    The electoral reforms after the Civil War undid much of President Lincoln's progress with regard to race relations in…

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    Social Studies and History
    African-American History
    Equality Struggles
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    Slavery and the Constitution

    Slaves were not protected by the original version of the U.S. Constitution.

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    Social Studies and History
    American History/U.S. History
    Slavery in United States
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