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This year in Social Studies, we will be studying:
  • An Introduction to Social Studies
    • What questions frame the social studies disciplines of history, geography, government, and economics?
    • How do nonfiction text features and text structures help the writer to convey information and the reader to understand information?
    • How do historians use primary sources to learn about the past?
  • Early Colonization and Growth of the Colonies
    • To what extent was North America a land of opportunity and for whom?
    • How were the three colonial regions alike and different?
    • What was the impact of slavery on Africans?
  • Revolutionary War
    • Why did most Native Peoples side with the French against the British in the French and Indian Wars?
    • Were the colonists justified in rebelling against Great Britain in the American Revolution?
  • Formation and Principles of the United States Government
    • How did the Constitution attempt to balance competing interests, the question of power, and the ideas of slavery?
    • How do we ensure and protect equal rights for all Americans?
  • Civil War and Civil Rights
    • What ideas and events of the 19th century led to the expansion of civil rights in the 20th and 21st centuries?

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