World Studies

Continuity and Change: Students will be able to analyze continuity and change over the course of world history.

Conflict and Cooperation: Students will be able to analyze how conflict and cooperation impact the world’s peoples and events.

Cause and Effects: Students will be able to analyze the causes and effects of different movements and events throughout world history.

Communities and Pluralism: Students will be able to recognize and evaluate the histories and contributions of communities to pluralistic societies.

Geographic Interactions: Students will be able to evaluate how society interacts and interconnects with human or geographical factors.

Geographic Reasoning: Students will be able to use maps and geographic tools to examine geographic components of past or current world events.

Historical Thinking: Students will be able to construct well-reasoned and logically coherent explanations or arguments using reasoning, logical sequencing, examples, and details with relevant information and data.

Media Literacy and Historical Analysis: Students will critically analyze and engage with media, interpreting primary and secondary sources to develop informed historical narratives that distinguish fact from opinion.