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    The document provides a template for outlining a constitution with 6 articles: [1] The type of government, how leaders are chosen and who holds power; [2] The role of religion; [3] The role of money and exchange of goods; [4] Social hierarchy and traditions; [5] The role of education; [6] The importance of military and law enforcement. Students are directed to use the template to develop their own community constitution by filling in the details for each article.

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    The document provides a template for outlining a constitution with 6 articles: [1] The type of government, how leaders are chosen and who holds power; [2] The role of religion; [3] The role of money and exchange of goods; [4] Social hierarchy and traditions; [5] The role of education; [6] The importance of military and law enforcement. Students are directed to use the template to develop their own community constitution by filling in the details for each article.

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    CYOG ConstitutionOrganizer

    Uploaded by

    Abdulsalam Omotosho
    The document provides a template for outlining a constitution with 6 articles: [1] The type of government, how leaders are chosen and who holds power; [2] The role of religion; [3] The role of money and exchange of goods; [4] Social hierarchy and traditions; [5] The role of education; [6] The importance of military and law enforcement. Students are directed to use the template to develop their own community constitution by filling in the details for each article.

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    THE CONSTITUTION OF OUR COUNTRY

    GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
    Directions: Use this organizer to outline what will be in your Constitution. You will then
    take this information and write a formal document as your Constitution which will
    include your own version of the Preamble. (template will be given)
    Article I:
    What type of government does your community have?

    The definition of your government type

    How do leaders become leaders?

    Who makes the decisions in the government?

    Who holds power in this form of government?

    How are the people’s views taken into account?

    How does the government raise money?

    1 more characteristics or facts about your


    government.

    Article ll:
    What is the role of religion in your community?

    How do you regard religion in your community?

    Is there more than one religion? If so, why or why


    not?

    How do people express their religious views?

    Article III.
    What is the role of money or exchange of goods in your community?

    Does your community use money? Why or why


    not?

    How does your community exchange goods or


    services?

    Does your community’s government collect money


    or goods? Why or why not? How?

    What services or goods are provided to your


    community from the government, if any?

    Article IV.
    What is the social hierarchy and traditions of your community?

    What place and purpose do social classes have in


    your community?

    Are there any rituals or traditions that are


    required or observed?

    Article V.
    What is the role of education in your community?

    Are children required to attend school? Why or


    why not?

    What content is considered important knowledge


    to be passed on?

    How are people educated in your community?


    Article VI.
    What is the importance of military and law enforcement in your community?

    Does your community have a military? Why or


    why not?

    How are laws (the constitution) enforced?

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