AS 91283 · 4 credits · Internal
Community action
Describe a social action that enables communities and/or nations to meet responsibilities and exercise rights
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You need to pick a real example of social action—something people have done to make their community or country work better—and describe it carefully. You'll explain what the action was, why people thought it mattered (their values and beliefs), and how it helped communities or nations do their jobs and protect people's rights.
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What you actually do
- ·Pick a real social action (something people did to improve society—like a campaign, protest, law change, or community project).
- ·Explain the issue or problem that made people take action, and describe the key features of what they actually did.
- ·Identify and describe the different points of view, values, and beliefs held by the groups or individuals who led the action.
- ·Explain how the action helped communities or nations meet their responsibilities (duties and obligations) or exercise their rights (like voting, protesting, or lobbying).
- ·Use social studies concepts (like society, rights, justice, culture, change, community) to support your explanation throughout.
AAchieved
You describe a real social action, what it was, the people's motivations, and how it helped communities or nations meet responsibilities or exercise rights, using relevant evidence and concepts.
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