Is a civilization based on what it controls or what controls it?

Is a civilization based on what it controls or what controls it?
Grade 5 • Unit 1 • Chapter 1

When should we adapt and when should we create a new world?

What should the West learn from the East, and what should the East learn from the West?

Why are people driven to build empires?

How can we build successful new communities?

How do we best use diversity to build a community?

What is worth fighting for?

What price are people willing to pay for freedom?

How much does hardship bring people together?

Which is more important, compromising or standing by principles?

What is the proper way for government to assert control?

When does change become necessary?

What are the consequences of setting boundaries?

At what point do the benefits of freedom outweigh the sacrifices to obtain it?

Is a war justified by its outcome?

Should land be owned or shared?

Who is an American—says who?

What are the responsibilities of power?

How do we best prepare to meet unknown challenges?

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