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Title - American Political Culture
By - OL Yates
Primary Subject - Social Studies
Grade Level - 10

Subjects:
    U.S. Government and Economics
Objective:
    This lesson plan stimulates classroom discussion of basic values and rights. First, a personal evaluation is taken and then, those personal values are compared and contrasted with the class as a whole.
Activities and Procedures:
    Distribute the following sheet to each student:


American Political Culture
    Rate the following values in order of importance.

    Number 1 being the most important and Number 14 being the least important.

    They all must be ranked.


    _____ Financial security

    _____ Freedom of speech

    _____ Lack of discrimination

    _____ Government regulation of the contents of the airwaves

    _____ Patriotism

    _____ Tolerance of others

    _____ Freedom of religion

    _____ Right to bear arms

    _____ Right to private property

    _____ Age of consent

    _____ Right to vote

    _____ Government intervention

    _____ Justice

    _____ Right to privacy


    After students have finished, either the teacher leads the discussion or students can debate these values. Also, a total class ranking should take place, so that students can compare themselves with others.

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