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NEH Institute on Political and Constitutional Theory: National Academy for Civics and Government
July 10-July 31 2010 (Los Angeles, CA)

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    Conversations on Civics Podcast

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    We the People: Middle School Simulated Congressional Hearing [11 minutes] List of Video Clips


    Teachers assert that the We the People program helps students develop writing, research, and teamwork skills. Observe the accomplishments of these middle school students as they critically discuss English philosopher John Locke’s views on government.
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