ME High School Civics and Government Curriculum

Maine High School Civics and Government Topics

• Government Structure: Students examine the organization of local, state, and federal government, including the roles of the three branches and how they interact.
• Democratic Principles: Lessons cover the foundational ideas behind democratic government, including popular sovereignty, separation of powers, and the rule of law.
• Civic Participation: Students explore how citizens engage in public life through voting, community involvement, and interaction with government institutions.
• Rights and Responsibilities: This strand addresses the rights guaranteed to citizens and residents and the civic responsibilities that come with membership in a democratic society.

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