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6.28 Global Citizenship and Human Rights Worksheet

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Core academic competencies and curriculum alignment

This Grade 6 Social Studies worksheet provides structured practice on 6.28 Global Citizenship and Human Rights. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Global Citizenship and Human Rights — Explain global citizenship and identify core universal human rights. Alignment: 6.28.

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Grade 6

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Social Studies

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A country refuses to investigate past political disappearances, saying 'moving on' is better. Families still do not know what happened or where loved ones are buried.

Which rights-based measure BEST addresses this legacy?

APay only officials who denied the abuses.

BBan families from speaking about the past.

CTruth-seeking and accountability processes that provide information, justice, and reparations to families.

DDestroy all records so no one argues.

Solution & Explanation:Rights to truth and remedy are linked to serious violations. Investigations and reparations help restore dignity, deter future abuses, and support justice for families.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A country criminalizes homelessness, fining people for sleeping outside when shelters are full. Fines lead to jail for nonpayment.

Which critique BEST uses human rights logic?

APunishing people for lack of housing can violate dignity and the right to an adequate standard of living; policy should expand shelter and services instead.

BHuman rights do not apply to economic issues.

CJail is the best solution to poverty.

DShelter access should depend on social media popularity.

Solution & Explanation:Human rights emphasize dignity and basic needs. When shelters are full, criminal penalties punish poverty rather than solving it; rights-based policy expands support.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A trade agreement lets investors sue governments if regulations reduce profits. A country wants stronger labor rules to stop forced overtime but fears costly lawsuits.

Which contract feature BEST protects human rights policy space?

ABan all labor laws to avoid disputes.

BMake disputes secret and unappealable to reduce attention.

CInclude clear carve-outs and language preserving the government's right to regulate for human rights, labor, and public welfare.

DAllow only investors to write regulations.

Solution & Explanation:Governments need room to regulate to protect rights. Explicit safeguards and transparent dispute rules help prevent investment rules from undermining labor protections.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 6 Social Studies students. It aligns with educational standard 6.28 (Explain global citizenship and identify core universal human rights.).