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High School U.S. Government

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High School U.S. Government

America’s federal, state and local governments affect nearly every aspect of our lives, and understanding how they work is important not just to students’ academic success but to their current and future success as productive members of society as well. Engaging government resources of all kinds can be found on the Web, and this Web guide takes you straight to the best ones for students, teachers and parents.

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Student Resources for High School Government

Investigate your local and national government, find original documents written by historical ... read more »

Teaching Resources for High School Government

There are so many fantastic social studies resources online that, as a teacher, your biggest ... read more »

Parent Resources for High School Government

In high school, students broaden their ideas about citizenship as they learn the workings of their ... read more »

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