Social Studies Connecting Themes

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Social Studies Connecting Themes Enduring Understandings

Fight/disagreement/problem leads to change in society Conflict and Change Fight/disagreement/problem leads to change in society Example: segregation & discrimination Civil Rights movement

existing documents/laws combined with today’s values/beliefs Distribution of Power existing documents/laws combined with today’s values/beliefs Example: declaration of independence amendments

Governance society becomes more complex government increases Example: invention of text message laws about texting and driving

Individuals, Groups, and Institutions Individual: one person (you!) Group: people that have a shared trait (students) Institution: organized official group of members (Morningside Elementary School)

Location where something/someone is/was/will be affects a society’s economy/ culture/development

Movement/Migration Movement of people and ideas affects all societies involved Example: European explorers spread of Christianity in other countries

Production, Distribution, Consumption Production: making stuff (bake cookies) Distribution: giving/sharing stuff (sell cookies) Consumption: getting stuff (eat cookies)

Rule of Law Democracy  law influences behavior of citizens, sets procedures for making rules, limits the power of gov’t

Technological Innovation inventions consequences, both intended and unintended for a society