American Citizenship. Social Studies Worksheets and Study Guides Third Grade. Wisconsin Academic Standards

◂Social Studies Worksheets and Study Guides Third Grade. American Citizenship

Study Guide

American Citizenship Worksheet/Answer key

American Citizenship

The resources above correspond to the standards listed below:

Wisconsin Academic Standards

WI.SS.Inq: Social Studies Inquiry Practices and Processes (Inq)

SS.Inq5: Wisconsin students will be civically engaged.

Inq5.a: Civic engagement

SS.Inq5.a.i. Explore opportunities for personal or collaborative civic engagement with community, school, state, tribal, national, and/or global implications.

WI.SS.PS. Political Science (PS)

SS.PS1: Wisconsin students will identify and analyze democratic principles and ideals.

PS1.a: Values & Principles of American Constitutional Democracy

SS.PS1.a.i. Differentiate between majority rule and minority rights (as a function of a democratic republic). Hypothesize why laws and constitutions exist.

SS.PS2: Wisconsin students will examine and interpret rights, privileges, and responsibilities in society.

PS2.a: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

SS.PS2.a.i. Investigate examples of rights and responsibilities, including the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Bill of Rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which individuals possess within the state, country, and world. Summarize the actions of people and groups that have advanced civil rights for individuals. Identify and describe basic human liberties (i.e., thought, expression, privacy).

SS.PS3: Wisconsin students will analyze and evaluate the powers and processes of political and civic institutions.

PS3.a: Political Participation

SS.PS3.a.4-5. Investigate reasons why citizens participate in elections. Identify their role in government at the local, state, tribal, and federal levels.

PS3.b: Linkage Institutions

SS.PS3.b.3-4. Provide examples of how various types of media are used in elections and government. Compare and contrast the multiple roles people play in elections. Analyze the roles civic institutions play in their lives, their community and beyond (e.g., schools, community groups, religious institutions).

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