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COLORADO MODEL CONTENTSTANDARDS FOR CIVICS6th Grade Level ExpectationsStandard 1:Students understand the purposes of government, and the basicconstitutional principles of the United States republican form ofgovernment.Sixth grade students will:1.1 Explain what life may have been like for American women who had feweracknowledged rights before 1920 than today1.2 Differentiate between anarchy, oligarchy, authoritarianism, and totalitarianism1.3 Describe how the U.S. Constitution built upon the Magna Carta1.4 Identify American reformers and symbols of political culture—“melting pot”,“sweat shop,” Jane Addams, Teddy Roosevelt, W. E. B. DuBois, Ida B. Wells,Eugene Debs, Martin Luther King, Jr., Robert Kennedy, and others1.5 Explain the principles of “majority rule” and “minority rights” in representativegovernmentStandard 2:Students know the structure and function of local, state, and national government and how citizen involvement shapes public policy.Sixth grade students will:2.1 Identify the current U.S. President, Colorado Governor, Colorado Senators and members of the House of Representatives2.2 Explain which powers are primarily state powers (education, law enforcement, and highways)2.3 Explain how interest groups and leaders influence public policy—AFL-CIO,Martin Luther King, Jr., and othersStandard 3:Students know the political relationship of the United States and its citizens to other nations and to world affairs.Sixth grade students will:3.1 Demonstrate how in America, government expands from the local level to thecounty, state, national and international levels and contrast to other countries3.2 Compare what powers in foreign policy are given to the three branches ofgovernment by the U.S. Constitution—Executive branch, Legislative branch, andJudicial branch, e.g.: signing a treaty, declaring war3.3 Define “diplomacy” and explain how the U.S. government has mediatedinternational disputes of many kinds, e.g.: Balkans, Ireland, Mideast, etc.Standard 4:Students understand how citizens exercise the rules, rights andresponsibilities of participation in civic life at all levels – local, state, and national.Sixth grade students will:4.1 Read and grade themselves on the U.S. citizenship/naturalization test4.2 Compare the roles of the U.S. military services—Air Force, Army, Marines, and Navy, and discuss how serving in the military serves one’s country4.3 Explain how racial and sexual harassment deprive citizens of their rights4.4 Give an example of how participating in political life can help solve problem