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  • U.S. Government
    • Unit 1: Foundations and Principles of U.S. Government >
      • CQ 1: Day 1
      • CQ 1: Day 2
      • CQ 1: Day 3
      • CQ 1: Day 4
  • World Geography: Thematic Approach
    • Unit1: The World in Spatial Terms >
      • Part 1: Interpreting and Creating Map/Data Tools >
        • Lesson 1: What is Geography
        • Lesson 2: Interpreting Maps
        • Lesson 3: Creating and Interpreting Data
      • Part 2: Defining and Comparing World Regions >
        • Lesson 1: Defining and Locating Regions
        • Lesson 2: Models for Analyzing Places
        • Lesson 3: Interpreting Maps to Compare Regions
    • Unit 2: Physical Systems >
      • Part 1: Processes that Shape Patterns on Earth's Surface >
        • Lesson 1: Physical Processes
        • Lesson 2: Land and Water Forms on the Earth's Surface
      • Part 2: Characteristics and Distribution of Ecosystems >
        • Lesson 1: Earth/Sun Relationship
        • Lesson 2: Factors Affecting Climate
        • Lesson 3: Climate and Biomes
    • Unit 3: Environment and Society >
      • Part 1: How Physical Systems Affect Human Systems >
        • Lesson 1: Physical/Human Systems
        • Lesson 2: Extreme Weather Patterns
      • Part 2: Humans and the Environment >
        • Lesson 1 : Adapting/Modifying the Environment
        • Lesson 2: Sustainable Development
        • Lesson 3: Technological Innovation
    • Unit 4: Population and Migration >
      • Part 1: Settlement Patterns and Processes >
        • Lesson 1: Settlement Patterns
      • Part 2: Migration and Distribution Patterns >
        • Lesson 1: Push/Pull Factors and Migrations
      • Part 3: Population Growth and Urbanization >
        • Lesson 1: Interpreting Population Data
        • Lesson 2: Population Growth and Trends
        • Lesson 3 : Urbanization
    • Unit 5: Social/Cultural - Defining Culture >
      • Part 1: Defining Culture: Characteristics of the Cultural Mosaic >
        • Lesson 1: Cultural Characteristics
        • Lesson 2: Culture Affects Places
        • Lesson 3: Cultural Patterns
      • Part 2: Cultural Diffusion: Distribution of the Aspects of Culture >
        • Lesson 1: Cultural/Spatial Diffusion
        • Lesson 2: Cultural Convergence and Divergence
    • Unit 6: Social/Cultural Religion >
      • Lesson 1: World Religions: Exploring Ideas
      • Lesson 2: World Religions – Distribution/Diffusion
      • Lesson 3: World Religions – Public Policy/Current Issues
      • Lesson 4: Comparing World Religions
    • Unit 7: ESPN Political Systems >
      • Part 1: Types and Functions of Government >
        • Lesson 1: Types of Government
        • Lesson 2: Functions of Government
        • Lesson 3: Comparing Governments
      • Part 2: Political Divisions and Patterns >
        • Lesson 1: Natural and Man-Made Borders
        • Lesson 2: Analyzing Historic and Current Borders
        • Lesson 3: Controlling Territory
    • Unit 8: ESPN Sources of Conflict and Cooperation >
      • Part 1: Comparing Regional Political Systems >
        • Lesson 1: ESPN Change-A Regional Study
      • Part 2: Conflict and Cooperation >
        • Lesson 1: Conflict Among Nations
        • Lesson 2: Conflict Within Nations
        • Lesson 3: Terrorism
        • Lesson 4: Cooperation Among Nations
    • Unit 9: ESPN Economic Systems >
      • Part 1: Economic Geography: Levels of Development >
        • Lesson 1: Defining Economic Indicators
        • Lesson 2: Production of Goods and Services
        • Lesson 3: Comparing Regional Economies
      • Part 2- Economic Activity >
        • Lesson 1: Factors Affecting Economic Activity
        • Lesson 2: Assessing the Impact of Change
        • Lesson 3: Resource Management
    • Unit 10: ESPN Examining Economic Disparity >
      • Part 1 Economic Geography: Levels of Development >
        • Lesson 1: Examining Types of Economic Activity
        • Lesson 2: Interpreting Economic Development
        • Lesson 3: Comparing Regional Economic Development
      • Part 2 - Economic Geography: Examining Economic Disparity >
        • Lesson 1 - Defining Economic Indicators
        • Lesson 2: Comparing Economic Opportunity for Minorities
    • Unit 11: Regionalization and Globalization >
      • Part 1: World Regions Revisited >
        • Lesson 1: Environment
        • Lesson 2: Social/Cultural
        • Lesson 3: Political Systems
        • Lesson 4: Economic Systems
        • Lesson 5: Current Issues
      • Part 2 - Globalization >
        • Lesson 1: Population Growth
        • Lesson 2: A Shrinking World
    • Unit 12: Inquiry >
      • Part 1: Brainstorming >
        • Lesson 1: Issues Communities Face
        • Lesson 2: Civic Actions
      • Part 2: Research >
        • Lesson1: Research
      • Part 3: Product >
        • Lesson 1: Steps to Civic Action
        • Lesson 2: Presentation Product
  • World Geography: Regional Approach
    • Physical Geography >
      • El Nino
    • Populations
    • Culture
    • Government
    • Canada and the United States
    • Latin America
    • Southwest & Central Asia
    • Monsoon Asia
    • Europe and Russia
    • Oceania and Antarctica
    • End of Course Review
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  • U.S. History
    • Unit 1: The Gilded Age >
      • Part 1: Economic Issues >
        • Lesson 1A: The Pull of the West >
          • Lesson 1B: Closing the Frontier
        • Lesson 2: Industrialization >
          • Lesson 2A: Industrialization
          • Lesson 2B: Results of Big Business/Rise of Labor Unions >
            • Labor Strikes
  • History: 6th-8th Grade
    • 6th Grade World History >
      • Rome and Byzantine
      • Islam
      • Sub-Sahara Africa
      • China
      • Japan
      • Medieval Europe
      • Renaissance
    • 7th Grade Texas History >
      • Pre-Columbian
    • 8th Grade History >
      • Colonial America
      • American Revolution