Laws and Power Dynamics
Students investigate how laws can protect individuals or groups with less power in society.
Key Questions
- Analyze how laws can serve as a shield for vulnerable populations.
- Evaluate the importance of laws in balancing power relationships within a community.
- Predict the societal impact if laws disproportionately favored powerful groups.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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