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Simulation

Chapter 4: The Constitutional Framework and the Individual: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

In this simulation, you are cast in the role of a city council member, with the deceptively simple task of deciding whether to grant a parade permit for a group hoping to march through the streets of your hometown. The mayor has just called the meeting to order.

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