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Nations are regulated by governments.
International organizations affect the way nations govern.
A law is
a rule or regulation created by a governing body.
Nations
must have a form of government.
There
are many different types of governments that nations have.
International
organizations (European Alliance of Nations, the United Nations, etc)
affect governments in a variety of ways.
There are
many different ways that nations become established and develop.
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Learning Standards
Define
what a nation is and give examples of the different ways nations are
formed.
Give examples
of several well-known international organizations (e.g., the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization, the ‘world Bank, the International Monetary
Fund, the British Commonwealth, and the
United Nations) and explain their purposes and functions.
Identify
when modern African countries became independent nations and explain
how
independence was achieved.
Identify
when countries in Southeast Asia and Oceania
became independent countries and describe how independence was achieved
Identify
when South American countries became independent nations and explain how
independence was achieved.
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Sample Assessments
Sample Learning Experiences
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