5 thru 8
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08.2.4.5.1
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Students will describe the organization of the world into nation-states and describe some ways that nation-states interact with one another
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08.2.4.5.2
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Students will explain what foreign policy is and give examples of United States foreign policy
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08.2.4.5.3
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Students will describe the influence of U.S. political, economic cultural ideas on other nations and the influence of other nations' ideas on the United States
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08.2.4.5.4
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Students will evaluate the impact of significant international events on the United States and on other nations
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08.2.4.5.5
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Students will describe the roles of the three branches of U.S. government in developing and conducting foreign policy
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08.2.4.5.6
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Students will describe how foreign policy decisions may affect domestic groups and organizations
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08.2.4.5.7
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Students will describe how domestic groups and organizations seek to influence foreign policy decisions.
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| GRADES | 9 thru 12
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08.2.4.9.1
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Students will describe how the United States influences other governments and international organizations and how the United States, in turn, is influenced by them
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08.2.4.9.2
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Students will analyze and evaluate the significance of major U.S. foreign policies and major international events and conditions over time
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08.2.4.9.3
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Students will develop proposals regarding solutions to significant international, political, economic, demographic or environmental issues
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08.2.4.9.4
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Students will analyze the respective roles of the executive and legislative branches in developing and implementing foreign policy
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08.2.4.9.5
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Students will identify and analyze the various domestic, political, economic and social interests which play roles in the development of foreign policy
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08.2.4.9.6
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Students will describe and analyze the process by which foreign policy decisions are developed and executed.
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