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Social Studies Assessment Targets
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Civics and Government
United States History
Economics
Geography
CG.a
Types of modern and historical governments
CG.b
Principles that have contributed to development of American constitutional democracy
CG.c
Structure and design of United States government
CG.d
Individual rights and civic responsibilities
CG.e
Political parties, campaigns, and elections in American politics
CG.f
Contemporary Public Policy
USH.a
Key historical documents that have shaped American constitutional government
USH.b
Revolutionary and Early Republic Periods
USH.c
Civil War and Reconstruction
USH.d
Civil Rights
USH.e
European settlement and population of the Americas
USH.f
World Wars I & II
USH.g
The Cold War
USH.h
American foreign policy since 9/11
E.a
Key economic events that have shaped American government and policies
E.b
Relationship between political and economic freedoms
E.c
Fundamental Economic Concepts
E.d
Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
E.e
Consumer economics
E.f
Economic causes and impacts of wars
E.g
Economic drivers of exploration and colonization
E.h
Scientific and Industrial Revolutions
G.a
Development of classical civilizations
G.b
Relationships between the environment and societal development
G.c
Borders between peoples and nations
G.d
Human migration
CG.a.1
Direct democracy, representative democracy, parliamentary democracy, presidential democracy, monarchy and others types of government that contributed to the development of American constitutional democracy
CG.b.1
Natural rights philosophy
CG.b.2
Popular sovereignty and consent of the governed
CG.b.3
Constitutionalism
CG.b.4
Majority rule and minority rights
CG.b.5
Checks and balances
CG.b.6
Separation of powers
CG.b.7
Rule of law
CG.b.8
Individual rights
CG.b.9
Federalism
CG.c.1
Structure, powers, and authority of the federal executive, judicial, and legislative branches
CG.c.2
Individual governmental positions (e.g. president, speaker of the house, cabinet secretary, etc.)
CG.c.3
Major powers and responsibilities of the federal and state governments
CG.c.4
Shared powers
CG.c.5
The amendment process
CG.c.6
Governmental departments and agencies
CG.d.1
The Bill of Rights
CG.d.2
Personal and civil liberties of citizens
CG.e.1
Political parties
CG.e.2
Interest groups
CG.e.3
Political campaigns, elections and the electoral process
USH.a.1
Key documents and the context and ideas that they signify (e.g. Magna Carta, Mayflower Compact, Declaration of Independence, United States Constitution, Martin Luther King’s Letter from the Birmingham Jail, landmark decisions of the United States Supreme Court, and other key documents)
USH.b.1
Revolutionary War
USH.b.2
War of 1812
USH.b.3
George Washington
USH.b.4
Thomas Jefferson
USH.b.5
Articles of Confederation
USH.b.6
Manifest Destiny
USH.b.7
U.S. Indian Policy
USH.c.1
Slavery
USH.c.2
Sectionalism
USH.c.3
Civil War Amendments
USH.c.4
Reconstruction policies
USH.d.1
Jim Crow laws
USH.d.2
Women’s suffrage
USH.d.3
Civil Rights Movement
USH.d.4
Plessy vs. Ferguson and Brown vs. Board of Education
USH.d.5
Warren court decisions
USH.f.1
Alliance system
USH.f.2
Imperialism, nationalism, and militarism
USH.f.3
Russian Revolution
USH.f.4
Woodrow Wilson
USH.f.5
Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations
USH.f.6
Neutrality Acts
USH.f.7
Isolationism
USH.f.8
Allied and Axis Powers
USH.f.9
Fascism, Nazism, and totalitarianism
USH.f.10
The Holocaust
USH.f.11
Japanese-American internment
USH.f.12
Decolonization
USH.f.13
GI Bill
USH.g.1
Communism and capitalism
USH.g.2
NATO and the Warsaw Pact
USH.g.3
U.S. maturation as an international power
USH.g.4
Division of Germany, Berlin Blockade and Airlift
USH.g.5
Truman Doctrine
USH.g.6
Marshall Plan
USH.g.7
Lyndon B. Johnson and The Great Society
USH.g.8
Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal
USH.g.9
Collapse of U.S.S.R. and democratization of Eastern Europe
E.c.1
Markets
E.c.2
Incentives
E.c.3
Monopoly and competition
E.c.4
Labor and capital
E.c.5
Opportunity cost
E.c.6
Profit
E.c.7
Entrepreneurship
E.c.8
Comparative advantage
E.c.9
Specialization
E.c.10
Productivity
E.c.11
Interdependence
E.d.1
Supply, demand and price
E.d.2
Individual choice
E.d.3
Institutions
E.d.4
Fiscal and monetary policy
E.d.5
Regulation and costs of government policies
E.d.6
Investment
E.d.7
Government and market failures
E.d.8
Inflation and deflation
E.d.9
GDP
E.d.10
Unemployment
E.d.11
Tariffs
E.e.1
Types of credit
E.e.2
Savings and banking
E.e.3
Consumer credit laws
G.b.1
Nationhood and statehood
G.b.2
Sustainability
G.b.3
Technology
G.b.4
Natural resources
G.b.5
Human changes to the environment
G.c.1
Concepts of region and place
G.c.2
Natural and cultural diversity
G.c.3
Geographic tools and skills
G.d.1
Immigration, emigration and diaspora
G.d.2
Culture, cultural diffusion and assimilation
G.d.3
Population trends and issues
G.d.4
Rural and urban settlement
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