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1 Six Themes of Social Studies

2 GEOGRAPHY where people lived – location; physical features (rivers, mountains, etc); boundaries of empire

3 ECONOMICS how people earned money; trading; industry; merchants

4 POLITICS government, rules; laws; rulers; ruling families

5 RELIGION beliefs that shaped daily lives; gods and goddesses

6 SOCIETY & CULTURE daily life; organization of people into social classes; hierarchy

7 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY inventions; advancements; architecture; engineering; art; literature; language

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