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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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CITIZENSHIP |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the rights, privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. |
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9-12 explain how citizenship is defined in various cultures and time periods |
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9-12 explore various ways of affecting change (e.g. referendum, civil disobedience, recall) |
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9-12 assess the reasons why participation of an attentive, knowledgeable and competent citizenry is |
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important to constitutional democracy |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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GOVERNMENT |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the purpose, development and structures of |
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governmental systems. |
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9-12 summarize the evolution of various forms of government around the world |
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9-12 define ways in which the structure and purpose of different governments around the world reflect |
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differing ideologies, cultures, values and histories |
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9-12 identify different jurisdictions and roles of local, state and federal governments |
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9-12 correct the tension between the public's need for government services and the varying availability |
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of revenue to pay for those services through taxes |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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POLITICS |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the constitutional principles and democratic foundations of our national, |
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state, and local political systems. |
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9-12 understand the development and functions of our government, including the principles within the |
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Declaration of Independence,the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution of the United States, the |
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Constitution of Maine and the Bill of Rights |
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9-12 determine how the Constitution can be a vehicle for change (e.g. abolition of slavery, women's |
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suffrage) |
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9-12 interpret the impact of Supreme Court decisions on relationships (e.g. Roe vs. Wade, Brown vs. |
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Board of Education) |
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9-12 examine the meaning of traditional democratic assumptions (e.g. individual rights, the common |
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good, equality, patriotism) |
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9-12 describe the checks and balance system within the United States Constitution |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the relationships among the United States and other nations. |
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9-12 explain the evolution of the United States foreign policy and how it influences the world today |
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9-12 show how domestic policy and public opinion may impose constraints or obligations on actions of |
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the United States in the world |
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9-12 describe the benefits and difficulties of international cooperation |
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9-12 understand the tension between the rights of countries and the conditions for international |
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interventions (e.g. destruction of the rain forest, Holocaust) |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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ECONOMIC SYSTEMS |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the function and evolution of economic systems. |
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9-12 describe the fundamental characteristics and function of the United States economic system: private |
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property, profits, competition, and the market system |
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9-12 outline the characteristics of various types of economic systems (e.g. capitalism, socialism, |
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communism) |
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9-12 explain the role of government in the economy |
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9-12 understand how an economic system reflects the goals and ideals of a country |
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9-12 determine how world trade issues can affect a nation's economy and how trade can influence and |
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transform societies (e.g. NAFTA, European Economic Community) |
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9-12 investigate the influence of domestic policies on international trade (e.g. child labor) |
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9-12 understand the nature of the global economy and its challenges for Maine and the United States |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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CULTURES |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the origins, characteristics and interactions of cultures. |
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9-12 compare and contrast benefits and challenges of a multicultural society |
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9-12 recognize that groups preserve and transmit their cultural identity even as they adapt to new |
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environments and social change through tradition and practice |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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CHRONOLOGY |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will use chronology to demonstrate knowledge of major periods, themes, |
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events, ideas and people in history. |
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9-12 recognize the sequences of historical turning points and their effects on political, economic and |
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social causes/institutions |
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9-12 generalize the themes of continuity and change which appear throughout history |
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9-12 explore the influence of selected individuals on history |
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9-12 recognize how various philosophical viewpoints have affected societies (e.g. liberalism, |
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rationalism, socialism, Confucianism) |
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9-12 compare the major events in United States history and their connection to Maine and world history |
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(e.g. Vietnam Era, the Great Depression) |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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PLACES AND REGIONS |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the concepts and physical and human characteristics of places and regions. |
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9-12 identify the different ways in which regional systems are structured (e.g. political party hierarchy, |
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hub and spoke airline operations, postal service zip codes) |
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9-12 differentiate how the human and physical factors shape places and regions over time (e.g. |
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migration climate shifts) |
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9-12 understand how place leads to the formation of a sense of personal and community identity |
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9-12 understand ways humans perceive, react to and change environments (e.g. environmental movement, |
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historic preservation) |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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MAPS AND GEOGRAPHIC TOOLS |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will understand the uses of maps and other geographic tools and technologies. |
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9-12 explain and/or create maps, graphs, and charts using primary data |
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9-12 interpret maps, map projections, and other graphic representations to analyze geographic and environmental problems |
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9-12 SOCIAL STUDIES |
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ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION |
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CONTENT STANDARD |
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Students will engage in historical inquiry, analysis, and interpretation. |
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9-12 use research strategies to investigate historical topics |
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9-12 acknowledge and give credit to the sources used in research |
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9-12 evaluate different interpretations of history using a variety of sources |
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9-12 understand how to determine the credibility, purpose, perspective, and point of view of various |
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historical documents, artifacts and other materials |
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