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Curriculum Standards (Pennsylvania)

Social Studies Standards Addressed

Ø  Evaluate chronological thinking, including continuity and change, and context for events (8.1.12 A, pp. 2-3)

Ø  Identify and evaluate the political and cultural contributions of political and military leaders to U.S. history from 1890-Present (8.3.12 A, pp.28-29)

Ø  Identify and evaluate primary documents and historic sites important to U.S. History from 1890-Present, including documents and 20th century writing and communication, and historic places* (83.12 B, pp. 32-33)

Ø  Evaluate how continuity and change has influenced U.S. history from 1890-Present, such as belief systems and religions, commerce and industry, innovations, politics, and women’s movement (8.3.12 C, pp. 36-37)

Ø  Identify and evaluate conflict and cooperation among social groups and organizations in U.S. history from 1890-Present, such as domestic instability, ethnic and race relations, and military conflicts (8.3.12 D, pp.40-41)

     

 Literacy Standards Addressed

Ø  Understand meaning of and using key vocabulary (1.1 F, pp. 12-13)

Ø  Gather, analyze, and organize information (1.5 B, pp. 48-49)

Ø  Write using well-developed content appropriate for the topic (1.5 B, pp. 48-49)

 

 

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