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ESSENTIAL QUESTION (optional)
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CONTENT
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SKILLS and ABILITIES
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ASSESSMENT
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RESOURCE
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August
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How does physical
geography contribute to the political, economic, and cultural development
of a particular civilization?
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Five themes of
geography; what constitutes a culture
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Get information from
a map, recognize elements of a culture; identify how people adapt to or
alter environments, recognize similarities that comprise various regions.
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Test of
understanding of vocabulary; a student compiled booklet of local
application of the Five Themes of Geography.
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September
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What stimulates the
movement of goods, ideas, and services?
How does trade affect culture?
How do religion and government exercise authority over people?
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Byzantine Empire and
Islamic Civilization; Islam and its Golden Age
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Analyze the
different ways people use the environment; explain how the physical
environment impacts how and where people live and work; identify how people
develop their understanding of culture through the exchange of ideas, art,
music, religious beliefs, natural resources, and goods and services;
understand the importance of trade; recognize the purposes of government
and how its powers are acquired, used, and justified.
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Essay comparing the
economic, cultural, political, intellectual successes of the Byzantine and
Islamic cultures.
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October
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How do different
economic systems affect people's daily lives? How and why does the rule of
law develop in civilizations? How do
religion and government exercise authority over people?
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Medieval Europe
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Analyze the
development of the feudal system and describe how it affected the lives of
each group within it. Analyze the
development of maps and other navigational aids and their impact, both
positive and negative, on exploration, trade and cultural diffusion. Understand the conflict and cooperation
between the Papacy and European monarchs.
Understand the decline of Muslim rule and the rise of Spanish and
Portuguese kingdoms. Describe the
political, economic, social, and educational power of the Catholic Church
during the Medieval period. Explain
the causes and consequences of the Crusades.
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CBA- Analyzing
Sources
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November
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African Kingdoms, Meso America, Andean civilization, Japan, and China
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Chart, compare, and
contrast at least two of these civilizations. Explain how physical geography affected
the development of each civilization.
Describe the types of trade that developed in each civilization and
explain the effects of trade on culture.
Describe the ways in which people made a living in this
civilization. Analyze the effects of
the trans Saharan trade routes on West African cities.
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December
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Student Projects to
demonstrate their understanding of the previously studied medieval
cultures.
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January
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What legacies have
been left by ancient civilizations, in particular, on our society? What significant contributions were made
that advanced science, technology, and the arts?
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The Renaissance,
Reformation, World exploration
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Understand the
decline of Muslim rule and the rise of Spanish and Portuguese kingdoms, Describe the political, economic, social, and
educational power of the Catholic Church during the Medieval and
Renaissance Periods. Explain the
causes and consequences of the Crusades;
Detail the impact of advances made in the arts, science,
mathematics, cartography, engineering, and the understanding of human
anatomy and astronomy
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February
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How has the physical
geography affected the growth and development of the state? What impact did the development of Washington State have on different cultural
groups?
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Washington state Geography:
physical regions, climate, early people
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Describe the relative
location and important characteristics of the five regions of Washington
state. Ids tify
how Pacific Northwest and Plateau tribal
peoples used the physical geography to meet their basic needs past and
present.
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CBA : Needs and Wants
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March
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What impact did the
development of Washington
State have on
different cultural groups?
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European explorers,
early traders, missionaries
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Identify different
tribes and tribal regions, challenges they encountered, and their
contributions to our state. Identify different immigrant groups in Washington State: why they came, challenges
they encountered, and their contributions to our state.
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Test
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April
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How did Washington emerge
from a territory ot achieve statehood? What is unique about the government of Washington State and what priorities does it
reflect?
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Early settlements,
missions, communities
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Describe the process
by which Washington
Territory achieved
statehood. Describe the populist
features of the Washington
State constitution:
initiative, referendum; recall, line-item veto. Describe the treaty
negotiation process and its effects on tribal peoples as well as the
development of Washington.
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May
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How did the people
of Washington
State respond to the
political, economic, and social challenges of the Great Depression and
World War II? What is the legacy of
how those challenges were met? What
significant political, economic, and social challenges affected Washington State in the post World War II
era? How did these challenges impact
individuals and groups of people?
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Washington's role in WWII and
the Great Depression.
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Trace the
development of major industries in Washington
and the environmental, political, and cultural factors that encouraged or
discouraged their development. Describe the causes for the emergence of
labor organizations in Washington
and the results of their actions.
Compare the effects of the Great Depression and WWII on urban,
rural, and migrant communities in Washington.
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June
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How did the
communities of Blaine, Birch Bay,
and Point Roberts develop?
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Local History,
family history
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Family story
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