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This document provides an overview of civics and resources related to teaching civics. It defines civics as the study of citizenship, rights, and responsibilities. It also outlines a standard for civics education that focuses on understanding government systems and the role of citizens. The document concludes by listing various websites that provide lessons, activities, and information about civics, citizenship, and the U.S. Constitution.
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Problem solving
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