| Civics, American Government, and Political Science |
| There are two sets of teaching materials here. The first set of materials is centered around the NYSDE Regents curriculum and standards, but can be used with any state's Civics or American Government course. The second set is a more historically-based approach. |
| Materials Based on NYSDE Regents American Government Course |
| Unit A: Philosophical Foundations and Comparative Perspectives |
| Unit B: Citizenship in Comparative Perspective |
| Unit C: Citizenship, Participation, and the Electoral Process |
| Unit D: Legal Obligations of Citizenship |
| Unit E: Public Policy and Political Participation |
| Unit F: Legal Rights and Responsibilities |
| Unit G: Selecting a Culminating Question |
| Traditional American Government Course Outline with a Historical Focus |
| Unit 1: Foundations of the American Government |
| Unit 2: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties |
| Unit 3: United States Federal Government |
| Unit 4: Executive Branch |
| Unit 5: Judicial Branch |
| Unit 6: Legislative Branch |
| Unit 7: Civic Participation in the Affairs of Government |
| Unit 8: State Governments |
| Unit 9: Local Governments |
| Unit 10: Government Reform |
| Unit 11: Political Science |
| Unit 12: International Law, the United Nations, and Foreign Governments |
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