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    12th Grade Constitution Pace Set (High School)

    CODE: 77086

    Price: $13.20

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    The ACE Constitution Pace Set includes all 12th grade Constitution Paces (133-136). In these Paces your student will:Study the origins and foundations of the Constitution including its drafting and ratification. Memorize, write, and recite the Preamble to the Constitution. Discuss Article I-the organization, administration, and official duties of the legislative branch of government. Recognize limitations on the President's powers and duties, the duties of the executive branch of government, and discuss Article II. Research methods of amending the Constitution and the organization, administration, and duties of the judicial branch of the government. Investigate certification of the Constitution as the supreme law of the land and ratification rules and procedures. *This course must be taken in conjunction with Collectivism in order to receive 1/2 credit. This course can be taken at any point in a student's high school career.