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Social Studies Civics and Economics	Overview Civics and Economics, taught in eighth grade, includes basic knowledge and understanding of the concepts and processes of democratic government and the American economic system. Students learn the meaning of individual rights and responsibilities; the ideals of liberty, justice, and equality; and the rule of law. Students develop an understanding of public and personal economic and financial decisions. A service learning component helps students personalize citizenship education.

Other Standards for Social Studies, Civics and Economics :
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DEMONSTRATE CHARACTER TRAITS THAT AID PARTICIPATION IN CIVIC LIFE

4.a

Practice Trustworthiness and Honesty

4.a.1

Practice trustworthiness and honesty

4.b

Practice Courtesy and Respect for the Rights of Others

4.b.1

Practice courtesy and respect for the rights of others

4.c

Practice Responsibility, Accountability, and Self-Reliance

4.c.1

Practice responsibility, accountability, and self-reliance

4.d

Practice Respect for the Law

4.d.1

Practice respect for the law

4.e

Practice Patriotism

4.e.1

Practice patriotism

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