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This document provides an agenda for a civics class that includes discussions and activities around voter registration, participation, and various voting scenarios. The class will discuss voter registration requirements in Virginia, voting statistics from 2008, and examples of who can and cannot vote. Students will participate in a "red light, green light" activity to determine voter eligibility in different situations and will debate whether certain statements about voting are agreements or disagreements. The lesson aims to discuss who usually votes and reasons some people do not vote.
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