Improving Academic Vocabulary In Social Studies
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Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 jh Related Issue #1: To What extent should ideology be the foundation of Identity? Related Issue #1 Key Terms Introduction Chapters 1-2 Factors, Expressions, Characteristic, Themes of Ideologies Point of View Perspective Principles of Liberalism Ideology ‘Big Brother’ Citizenship Principles of Collectivism Personal Identity Philosophers Collective Identity Dystopia Social Contract Political & Economic Spectrum State of Nature Fear, Violence, Dangerous Self-Interest Personal identity being shaped by ideology Divine Right of Kings Life, Liberty and Property Representative Democracy Beliefs and Values FACTORS: Culture Language Media Relationship to the land Environment Gender Religion Spirituality Hegemony
Related Issue #1 Key Terms Introduction Chapters 1-2
CHARACTERISTICS: Nature of Human Beings Structure of Society Interpretations of History
1 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Visions of the Future Renaissanace Protestant Reformation THEMES: Nation Class Race Environment and relationship to the land Gender Religion PRINCIPLES OF INDIVIDUALISM: Rule of law Individual Rights & Freedom Private property Economic freedom Self-interest Competition
Related Issue #1 Key Terms Introduction Chapters 1-2
PRINCIPLES OF COLLECTIVISM: Economic equality Cooperation Public property Collective interest Collective responsibility Adherence to collective norms
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RI#2: To what extent is resistance to Liberalism justified?
Related Issue #2 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies 19th Century People/Thinkers (Historical and/or Liberalism Contemporary) Chapters 3-8
3 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Aboriginal Political Parent Hobbes The Spirit of Contributions Economic Parent Locke Laws to Liberalism Industrial Rousseau On Liberty Relnship Revolution Montesquieu Wealth of between French Adam Smith Nations principles of Revolution J. S. Mill New Lanark Liberalism and American Richardo Haymarket Riot the origins of Revolution Charles Dickens Dominion classical liberal Age of Reason Robert Owen Elections Act thought Humanists Karl Marx Voting rights for Impacts of 19th Enlightenment Friedrich Aboriginals, Century Laissez-Faire Engels women society Physiocrats Leon Blum Development Merchantilism George of ideologies Haudensaunee Bernard Shaw in response to Great Law of Norman classical Peace Bethune liberalism Republican form Evolution of Edmund Burke of Gov’t modern Theodore liberalism Declaration of Roosevelt Systems that the Rights of Keynes rejected Man & Citizen Mary liberalism Enclosure Wollstonecraft How Movement Hitler ideological Capital Stalin conflict Class structure Jews shaped Urbanization Mussolini international Grassroots Lenin relations after movements Freidman WWII Luddites Hayek Imposition of Chartism Harper Liberalism Universal Klein Suffrage Reagan(omics) Socialism Related Issue #2 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies 19th Century People/Thinkers (Historical and/or Liberalism Contemporary) Chapters 3-8
Utopian Thatcher(ism) Modern Socialism Tony Blair FDR Liberalism Humanitarians Alphonse being Marxism Desjardins challenged by Communism Bolsheviks alternative Command Calvin Coolidge
4 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 thought Economy Naomi Klein Resistance to CCF Winston the principles Classical Churchill of Liberalism conservatism Fidel Castro justified? Welfare JFK Capitalism Khrushchev Labour unions Julius & Ethel Safety Net Rosenberg Social Programs McCarthy(ism) Laissez-faire Al Gore Factory Acts George W. Progressivism Bush Welfare State Great Depression Modern Liberalism October 29, 1929 Stock Market Crash Business Cycle Bank Runs Keynesian Economics Boom and Bust Recession Depression Monetary Policy Fiscal Policy Square Deal Libertarian
Related Issue #2 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies Chapters 3-8 People/Thinkers (Historical and/or Contemporary) Stagflation Sherman Anti- Labor Standard Trust Act Unions Feminism Clayton Act Radical Credit Unions Reactionary Communism The New Deal Fascism Totalitarianism Alphabet
5 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Techniques of a agencies Dictatorship Youth Canada’s gov’t Censorship programs Indoctrination The Shock Scapegoats Doctrine Emancipation Bolsheviks Spectrum locations Reichstag of Dissent SA Canada National Socialist USA German Workers Party Sweden Aryan Dictatorship of United the Proletariat Kingdom NEP Netherlands Five Year Plans Collectivization Eyeball to Kulaks Eyeball…. Ukrainian Famine Great Purge Soviet Enabling Act Invasion Of Reichstag Fire Afghanistan Decree SALT I II Autarky Eugenics Helsinki Roaring Twenties Accords Red Scare INF Treaty Partial Test Ban Treaty
START
Korea
Vietnam
Iran Contra Affair
U2 Incident Related Issue #2 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies
6 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Chapters 3-8 People/Thinkers (Historical and/or Contemporary) Isolationism Nativism Dust bowl Consumerism Income disparity Cold War Iron Curtain Yalta “Big Three” Potsdam Satellite states Non-aggression Pact Superpowers Expansion Containment
7 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Related Issue #3 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies Viability of People/Thinkers (Historical and/or Liberalism Contemporary) Chapters 9-12 Gov’t Assimilation Pierre Elliot Nisga’s Final reflecting the Humanitarianism Trudeau Agreement will of the Indian Act Mugabe Afghanistan people Modernism Abraham Al Qaeda Should gov’t Enfranchisement Lincoln Taliban encourage White Paper Mao Zedong Haiti economic Red Paper equality? Assimilation How practices Aboriginal of Political & Healing Economic Foundation Systems Potlach reflect the Imposition of values of Liberalism Liberalism Serve the People Illiberal Lead the People thought & Direct practice Democracy How practices may not Representative reflect the Democracy values of Responsible Liberalism Government Individual & Parliamentary Collective Democracy Rights Republican Viability of Democracy Liberalism in Checks and the context of Balances contemporary Veto issues 3 Branches of Gov’t Electoral Districts 2/3 vote Congress House Of Representatives Senate Bill Proportional rep Related Issue #3 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies Chapters 9-12 People/Thinkers (Historical and/or
8 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Contemporary) 2 Party System Mayer Arar Multi-party Japanese System Canadians Will of the People Voter Turnout Elitism Lobby Group Interest Group Popular Opinion Consensus Decision Making Authoritarianism Oligarchy Military Dictatorship One Party State Monarchies Iron Law of Oligarchy Techniques of Dictatorships Vision Censorship Propaganda Controlled Participation Directing Public Discontent Terror Human Rights violations Coup American Bill of Rights Anti-Terrorism Act Canadian Charter of rights and Freedoms Emergency Act Illiberal Related Issue #3 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies Chapters 9-12 People/Thinkers (Historical and/or
9 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Contemporary) Bill 101 Bill 178 Bill 86 Quebec Charter Collective Rights UDHR Comprehensive land claims Specific land claims War Measures Act Enemy aliens Internment Quiet Revolution USA PATRIOT Act Canada’s No-Fly List Consumerism Environmental Change Extremism Terrorism Pandemics Postmodernism Viability Kyoto COP15 Paris Agreement Carbon Tax WHO
Related Issue #4 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies Chapters 13-14 People/Thinkers (Historical and/or
10 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Contemporary) Personal & Citizen Advocacy Yushchenko Orange Crush collective Citizenship Nelson Rwanda worldviews Individual Rights, Mandella Ten Thousand Ideologies roles and Romeo Dallaire Villages shape Responsibilities individual & Political collective Participation citizenship Jus soli Rights roles Jus sanguinis and Naturalization responsibilit- Philanthropy ies Pacifism Perspectives Election Fraud on the Rights Agent Orange roles and Apartheid responsibility- Civil ies of indiv. disobedience during conflict Non-violence Ideologies shaping Draft dodgers responses to Just war contemporary Choice issues Active and responsible citizenship
11 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 RI#1 Vocab List Point of View Perspective Ideology Big Brother Citizenship Personal Identity Collective Identity
12 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Dystopia Social Contract State of Nature Fear, Violence, Dangerous Self- Interest Divine Right of Kings
13 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Life, Liberty, Property Representative Democracy Beliefs and Values Culture Language Media
14 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Relationship to Land Environment Gender Religion Spirituality Hegemony
15 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Nature of Human Beings Structure of Society Interpretations of History
16 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Visions of the Future Renaissance Protestant Reformation Nation Class Race
17 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Relationship to Land Gender Religion Rule of Law Individual Rights & Freedoms Private Property
18 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Economic Freedom Self-Interest Competition Economic Equality Co-operation Public Property Collective Interest
19 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Collective Responsibility Adherence to Collective Norms Orwell Huxley Hobbes Locke
20 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Rousseau Nelson Mandela Tommy Douglas Milton Friedman Ovide Mercredi Mary Wolstonecraft Al Gore
21 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 1984 Brave New World Leviathan First Nations Holistic Learning Long Walk to Freedom Quebec Act
22 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Official Lang. Act Charter of Rights & Freedoms Multiculturalism Act Myanmar Burma
23 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Vindication of the Rights of Women Second Treatise of Civil Gov’t An Inconvenient Truth
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RI#2 vocab list
RI#4 Citizen Advocacy Citizenship
25 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Individual Rights, Roles and Responsibilities Political Participation Jus soli Jus sanguinis Naturalization Philanthropy Pacifism
26 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Election Fraud Agent Orange Apartheid Civil disobedience Non-violence Draft dodgers Just war Choice Yushchenko Nelson Mandella
27 | P a g e Improving Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies 30-1/30-2 PLP – 2016-17 Romeo Dallaire Orange Crush Rwanda Ten Thousand Villages
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