respective proportions in the budgets of What sources exist for federal revenue outside of taxes? iCivics Civil Rights Unit the federal government. What powers of taxation and revenue generation does iCivics Voting Rights the state of Tennessee’s constitution grant to the state Sample Literacy test from Louisiana from early 1960s GC.53 Describe how federal tax and legislator? Timeline: History of the Voting Rights Act spending policies affect the national Vocabulary (Tier 3) History.com Voting Rights Act budget and the national debt. Taxation, income tax, property tax, social security, Tennessee Voting Requirements welfare, food stamps, agricultural subsidy, Department of Justice progressive tax, flat tax, regressive tax, fiscal policy, Congress Protects The Right to Vote Lesson Plan FED, monetary policy, national budget, national debt, budget deficit, budget surplus, and local services, WIC, income redistribution, public good, mixed economy DBQ/ASSESSMENT Vocabulary (Tier 2) Citing textual evidence from sources read in this unit, evaluate one of the identify, explain, demonstrate, describe, analyze, following statements: develop, cite, compare, contrast, summarize, trace, Voting rights are no longer in danger for any group. Voting is an important part of democracy. research My vote doesn’t matter. Literacy RI.11-12.1, 2.
respective proportions in the budgets of the federal government. GC.53 Describe how federal tax and spending policies affect the national budget and the national debt. What sources exist for federal revenue outside of taxes? What powers of taxation and revenue generation does the state of Tennessee’s constitution grant to the state legislator? Vocabulary (Tier 3) Taxation, income tax, property tax, social security, welfare, food stamps, agricultural subsidy, progressive tax, flat tax, regressive tax, fiscal policy, FED, monetary policy, national budget, national debt, budget deficit, budget surplus, and local services, WIC, income redistribution, public good, mixed economy Vocabulary (Tier 2) identify, explain, demonstrate, describe, analyze, develop, cite, compare, contrast, summarize, trace, research iCivics Civil Rights Unit iCivics Voting Rights Sample Literacy test from Louisiana from early 1960s Timeline: History of the Voting Rights Act History.com Voting Rights Act Tennessee Voting Requirements Department of Justice Congress Protects The Right to Vote Lesson Plan DBQ/ASSESSMENT Citing textual evidence from sources read in this unit, evaluate one of the following statements: Voting rights are no longer in danger for any group. Voting is an important part of democracy. My vote doesn’t matter. Literacy RI.11-12.1, 2.
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