NY.SS.12G.4
New York State K-12 Social Studies Framework · Civics · Grade 12 · Sub-standard
Political and Civic Participation
There are numerous avenues for engagement in the political process, from exercising the power of the vote, to affiliating with political parties, to engaging in other forms of civic participation. Citizens leverage both electoral and non-electoral means to participate in the political process. Citizens participate in civic life through volunteerism and advocacy, including efforts such as contacting elected officials, signing/organizing petitions, protesting, canvassing, and participating in/organizing boycotts
New York State Education Department · New York State K-12 Social Studies Framework · Official source ↗
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NY.SS.12GNew York Social Studies Framework — Grade 12 Government
New York State K-12 Social Studies Framework standards for Grade 12 Government, covering constitutional foundations, civil rights and civil liberties, political and civic participation, and public policy. Part of the required one-year participation in government and economics course sequence. Developed by the New York State Education Department and aligned with the C3 Framework for Social Studies.
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NY.SS.12G.12 lessons
Constitutional Foundations
NY.SS.12G.20 lessons
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
NY.SS.12G.50 lessons
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