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Points for Discussion – Explain current events that impact the world. Focus 9/6 The study of global history can be broken down into categories: Economics, Politics/Government, Social, Ecology, and Geography. Economists, archeologists, geographers, historians, anthropologists, and ecologists all play a role in the study of global history. Global history is a complex dissection of how the world works and the past connections that got us here. Points for Discussion – Explain current events that impact the world. Critical Lens – World events impact us daily. Term to Know – interconnected

Five Themes of Global History Geography Ecology Economics Politics Culture

Geography Geography – study of the Earth’s physical features

Ecology Ecology – study of organisms and environment

Economics Economics – study of the distribution of resources in a society. (who gets what, when, and how)

Politics Politics – activities associated with the government

Culture Culture – shared beliefs and values of a specific group (how people live)

Closure Identify five problems facing the world and explain which of the five themes each belongs.