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Textual evidence, Analyze a primary source for 8.4.4.B, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, material artifacts, the accuracy and bias, then 8.4.5.B, Partner Read, built environement, connect it to a time and place 8.4.6.B, Graphic Organizer and historic sites are in world history. 8.4.7.B, central to 8.4.8.B, understanding world 8.4.9.B, history. 8.4.12.B, 8.4.W.B Delaware-Leni Lanape, Susquehannocks, Shawnee, Iroquois, Algonquians, Iroquois Confederacy, Wampum, longhouses, wigwam/round house, culture, beliefs, World history looks for Apply the theme of continuity 8.2.3.C, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, common patterns that and change in Pennsylvania 8.2.4.C, Partner Read, emerge across all history and relate the benefits 8.2.5.C, Graphic Organizer cultures. and drawbacks of your 8.2.6.C, example. 8.2.7.C, 8.2.8.C, 8.2.9.C, 8.2.12.C, 8.2.U.C, 8.4.4.C, 8.4.6.C, 8.4.7.C, 8.4.8.C, 8.4.9.C, 8.4.12.C, 8.4.W.C Native Geography: Why do the functions Landscape is a mirror Analyze how elements of the N/A Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Americans Places and of cities differ from of culture. landscape reflect culture and Partner Read, regions have towns and villages cultural diffusion. Graphic Organizer physical and throughout the human world? characterisitics, and one's culture and experiences may influence perception of place. Landscape and society Predict the ways in which N/A change as a both the landscape and consequence of society could transform as a Delaware-Leni Lanape, Susquehannocks, Shawnee, Iroquois, Algonquians, Iroquois Confederacy, Wampum, longhouses, wigwam/round house, culture, beliefs, Geography: How can technologies Demographic Evaluate the impact of 7.3.12.A, Quiz, Test, Leveled Text, Characteristics, expand cultural characteristics of population numbers and 7.3.C.A, Project: Partner Read, distribution, adaption and cultural populations influence patterns, including human 7.3.U.A, Graphic Organizer and migration isolation migration strems over migration, on physical and 7.3.W.A of human simultaneously? time. human systems. populations impact culture, economic interdependenc e, settlement patterns, and control of the Earth's surface. Geography: How does spatial Physical environments Calculate how the N/A Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Human actions distribution of provide opportunities characteristics of different Partner Read, modify the resources affect for, or place physical environments affect Graphic Organizer physical patterns of human constraints on, human human activities. environment, settlement? activities. and physical systems affect human Geography: Why are extreme Physical processes Why are the physical N/A Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Physical physical events a shape patterns in the processes of the Earth critical Partner Read, processes liability for physical environment. to the study of physical Graphic Organizer shape patterns settlement? geography? of the Earth's surface, including the characteristics and spatial distribution of ecosystems. 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Native Economics: The What determines Changes in the price of Provide examples of how 6.1.4.B, Quiz, Test, Leveled Text, Americans interaction of price? one good or service markets are interrelated. 6.2.4.D Projects Partner Read, buyers and can lead to changes in Graphic Organizer sellers prices of many other determines goods and services. prices and quantities exchange, except when influenced by governmental policies. Delaware-Leni Lanape, Susquehannocks, Shawnee, Iroquois, Algonquians, Iroquois Confederacy, Wampum, longhouses, wigwam/round house, culture, beliefs, Native Civics and How do people make Rules are made to Compare our current form of 5.1.4.C, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Americans Government: up rules to help create an orderly government to that of the 5.1.4.D Partner Read, Decisions of society? society. Native Americans. Graphic Organizer citizens and their governments are based on doing what is right for the common good. The greater the focus on doing what is right and necessary, the greater the benefit derived from society. What is democracy? Democracy is the basis Compare our current form of 5.1.4.C, for many forms of government to that of the 5.1.4.D The History: The How does continutity State and local history Synthesize a rationale for the 8.2.6.A, Project, Quiz, Test William Penn, Follow Leveled Text, Settlement history of the and change within can offer an individual study of individuals in 8.2.7.A, Quaker, Society of Curriculum Partner Read, of Commonwealth Pennsylvania history judicious Pennsylvania history. 8.2.8.A, Friends, Admiral Outline-Unit 2, Graphic Organizer Pennsylvania- continues to influence your understanding about 8.2.9.A, Penn, King Charles powerpoints European influence community today? one's self in the 8.2.12.A, II, debt, predudice, "William Penn 6Weeks Pennsylvanians dimensions of time 8.2.U.A constitution, Liberty & today, and has and space. 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History: What role does Comprehension of the Analyze the interaction of 8.1.4.A, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Historical analysis have in experiences of cultural, economic, 8.1.7.A, Partner Read, context is historical individuals, society, geographic, political, and 8.1.8.A, Graphic Organizer needed to construction? and how past human social relations for a specific 8.1.9.A, comprehend experience has time and place. 8.1.12.A, time and space. adapted builds 8.1.U.A, aptitude to apply to 8.1.W.A William Penn, Quaker, Society of Friends, Admiral Penn, King Charles II, debt, predudice, constitution, Brotherly Love, smallpox, democracy, treason, Chief Tamanend, 13 Colonies History: What role do multiple Historical literacy Articulate the context of a 8.1.5.A, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Historical causations play in requires a focus on historical event or action. 8.1.7.A, Partner Read, interpretation describing a historic time and space, and an 8.1.9.A, Graphic Organizer involves an event? understanding of the 8.1.12.A, analysis of historical context, as 8.1.U.B, cause and well as an awareness 8.1.W.B result. of point of view. History: What role does Comprehension of the Analyze the interaction of 8.1.4.A, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, Perspective analysis have in experiences of cultural, economic, 8.1.7.A, Partner Read, helps to define historical individuals, society, geographic, political, and 8.1.8.A, Graphic Organizer the attributes construction? and how past human social relations for a specific 8.1.9.A, of historical experience has time and place. 8.1.12.A, comprehension adapted builds 8.1.U.A, . aptitude to apply to 8.1.W.A Settlement Geography: Why do the functions Landscape is a mirror Analyze how elements of the 7.1.4.B, Quiz, Test, Project Leveled Text, of Places and of cities differ from of culture. landscape reflect culture and 7.2.4.A, Partner Read, Pennsylvania- regions have towns and villages cultural diffusion. 7.2.4.B, Graphic Organizer European physical and throughout the 7.3.4.A human world? characteristics, and one's culture and experiences may influence perception of place.