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  Galena City School District
  Standards and Skills
  
SS.10  Social Studies - Grade 10
  
SS.10.01  analyze the 3 branches of the federal government.
SS.10.01.01       - analyze the structure and functions of the executive branch.
SS.10.01.02       - analyze the structure and function of the judiciary.
SS.10.01.03       - analyze the structure and functions of the Senate and House of Representatives.
SS.10.01.04       - describe the role of Cabinet members and tell how appointed.
SS.10.01.05       - describe the role of federal judges and tell how appointed.
SS.10.01.06       - identify examples of the balance of power.
SS.10.01.07       - differentiate the role of the House and Senate and tell how elected.
SS.10.02  analyze the election process.
SS.10.02.01       - compare how members of the House and Senate are elected.
SS.10.02.02       - evaluate the economics of elections: contributions, costs, PACs.
SS.10.02.03       - analyze the impact of money on elections.
SS.10.03  comprehend the Documents of Freedom.
SS.10.03.01       - describe and summarize the main purpose and idea of each document.
SS.10.03.02       - identify examples of applications of the Documents.
SS.10.03.03       - summarize the history of each document.
SS.10.03.04       - identify excerpts from the Documents.
SS.10.04  analyze the American system of justice.
SS.10.04.01       - trace the development of the American legal system.
SS.10.04.02       - tell how citizen rights have changed over time.
SS.10.04.03       - identify sources of American principles such as presumption of innocence.
SS.10.04.04       - list the primary features of the American justice system.
SS.10.04.05       - compare the American justice system to other systems.
SS.10.05  describe major pre-Columbian civilizations of the New World.
SS.10.05.01       - identify, describe, and locate on a map pre-Columbian cultures.
SS.10.05.02       - identify cultures of the Southwest, Mexico, Meso and South America.
SS.10.05.03       - identify artifacts from pre-Columbian cultures.
SS.10.06  classify cultures using anthropological criteria.
SS.10.06.01       - identify examples and describe the characteristics of ancient urban cultures.
SS.10.06.02       - identify examples and describe the characteristics of village-farming cultures.
SS.10.06.03       - identify examples and describe the characteristics of nomadic cultures.
SS.10.06.04       - identify examples and describe the characteristics of hunter-gatherer cultures.
SS.10.06.05       - name and identify ancient and modern examples of each type of human culture.
SS.10.07  analyze economic data.
SS.10.07.01       - intepret graphs, maps, charts, process diagrams, and reports.
SS.10.07.02       - identify use of measures of central tendency.
SS.10.07.03       - apply algebra and math skills to analyze economic data.
SS.10.07.04       - draw conclusions from data presented graphically.
SS.10.08  analyze international trade issues.
SS.10.08.01       - define and identify the role of owners, management, labor.
SS.10.08.02       - define and identify interests of manufacturer's lobbyists, agribusiness, unions.
SS.10.08.03       - evaluate the impact of governmental over-sight agencies and price supports.
SS.10.09  apply economic concepts.
SS.10.09.01       - identify examples of PDC process in action.
SS.10.09.02       - analyze the effect of changes in consumption, credit, growth, recession, production.
SS.10.09.03       - define and tell signficance of key economic indicators (e.g. GDP, CPI, M1/M2 supply).
SS.10.09.04       - define and identify historic examples of bear market, bull market, recession, bubble.
SS.10.09.05       - define credit and identify examples of consumer credit.
SS.10.10  analyze the relationship between economics and politics.
SS.10.10.01       - identify examples of the impact of economics on politics.
SS.10.10.02       - identify examples of the impact of politics on economics.
SS.10.11  use map and information skills to study geography.
SS.10.11.01       - use maps, charts, clusters, webs, and photos to draw conclusions about geography.
SS.10.12  compare the continents.
SS.10.12.01       - locate, identify, and describe the continents.
SS.10.12.02       - identify the continents on an unlabeled world map.
SS.10.12.03       - identify and name the countries on each continent.
SS.10.12.04       - name the major rivers, mountains, and features (rifts, canyons, faults) of the continents.
SS.10.13  compare the oceans of the world.
SS.10.13.01       - locate and identify the oceans of the world.
SS.10.13.02       - name the countries which border each ocean.
SS.10.13.03       - locate and identify the oceans of the world.
SS.10.14  compare the regions of the world.
SS.10.14.01       - locate, label and describe the regions of the world (Far East, Pacific Rim).
SS.10.14.02       - name the countries of each region of the world.
SS.10.14.03       - describe the climate of each region.
SS.10.14.04       - describe the chief geographic features of each region.
SS.10.15  compare the economic geography of nations.
SS.10.15.01       - define and differentiate agricultural, developing, and industrialized nations.
SS.10.15.02       - identify examples of developing, agricultural, and industrialized names.
SS.10.15.03       - identify the agricultural and industrial products of different nations.
SS.10.15.04       - compare the impact of the export of raw and finished goods on economy.
SS.10.16  analyze the relationship between geography and culture.
SS.10.16.01       - analyze ways in which human activity has impacted geography.
SS.10.16.02       - analyze ways in which geography has impact human activity.
SS.10.16.03       - identify examples of the impact of geography on culture.
SS.10.16.04       - analyze the impact of human on the environment.
SS.10.16.05       - identify examples of human impact on the environment.
SS.10.17  apply information skills to historical investigation.
SS.10.17.01       - analyze maps, timelines, political cartoons, and photos to learn about history.
SS.10.17.02       - analyze primary sources like diaries, inventories, letters, art and artifacts.
SS.10.17.03       - analyze contemporary news accounts to learn about history.
SS.10.17.04       - synthesize information from several sources to draw conclusions.
SS.10.17.05       - synthesize information and prior knowledge to draw conclusions.
SS.10.17.06       - evaluate information presented and connect to own knowledge.
SS.10.17.07       - list and describe ways in which modern cultures study ancient ones.
SS.10.18  trace the development of civil rights of African-Americans.
SS.10.18.01       - match name, picture, and accomplishments leaders of civil rights for Black Americans.
SS.10.18.02       - place civil rights leaders on a timeline with concurrent constitutional and political events.
SS.10.18.03       - identify civil rights landmarks from colonial times to the present.
SS.10.18.04       - identifyand place on a timeline civil rights documents, amendments, and legislation.
SS.10.19  trace the development of civil rights of women in America.
SS.10.19.01       - analyze the emergence of women into the Post World War II workforce.
SS.10.19.02       - evaluate the economic and social ramifications of women entering the workforce.
  
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