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  Galena City School District
  Standards and Skills
  
SS.06  Social Studies - Grade 6
  
SS.06.01  identify examples and compare the roles of government agencies.
SS.06.01.01       - identify the role of police.
SS.06.01.02       - identify the role of the court system.
SS.06.01.03       - differentiate elected and appointed officials.
SS.06.01.04       - identify the role of city councils.
SS.06.01.05       - identify the role of state and federal legislatures.
SS.06.02  analyze decision-making as a component of the democratic process.
SS.06.02.01       - identify examples and explain the purpose of political campaigns.
SS.06.02.02       - identify examples and explain the purpose of city council actions.
SS.06.02.03       - identify examples and explain the purpose of referenda and initiatives.
SS.06.02.04       - identify examples of private citizen decisions and civil action.
SS.06.02.05       - identify examples of  business corporate actions.
SS.06.02.06       - identify and tell the function of the 3 branches of government.
SS.06.02.07       - differentiate executive, judicial, and legislative actions.
SS.06.02.08       - identify different points of view about an issue.
SS.06.02.09       - differentiate fact from opinion.
SS.06.02.10       - interpret opinions expressed by officials and citizens about a public issue.
SS.06.02.11       - interpret the effect of a yes or no vote on a referendum ballot.
SS.06.03  evaluate the effect of taxes.
SS.06.03.01       - define taxes.
SS.06.03.02       - identify different kinds of taxes (sales, income, property).
SS.06.03.03       - tell how decisions are made in a community to spend taxes.
SS.06.03.04       - tell how decisions are made at the state level to spend taxes.
SS.06.03.05       - tell how decisions are made at the federal level to spend taxes.
SS.06.03.06       - tell how tax dollars affect the citizen at local, state, and federal levels.
SS.06.04  apply the Bill of Rights.
SS.06.04.01       - list and define the rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights.
SS.06.04.02       - identify examples of the Bill of Rights functioning in everyday life.
SS.06.05  define and identify examples of hunter-gatherer societies.
SS.06.05.01       - compare hunter-gatherer societies to modern information age society.
SS.06.05.02       - explain that hunter-gatherer societies moved in search of food and shelter.
SS.06.06  apply concepts of global economics.
SS.06.06.01       - define and identify examples of exports.
SS.06.06.02       - define and identify examples of imports.
SS.06.06.03       - define and identify examples of raw materials and manufactured goods.
SS.06.06.04       - define trade balance.
SS.06.06.05       - analyze the effect of uniform currency within and between countries.
SS.06.06.06       - define and identify examples of global economy.
SS.06.06.07       - tell how events in one country could affect the economy of another.
SS.06.07  analyze the functioning of a free market economy.
SS.06.07.01       - identify examples which show the relationship of supply and demand.
SS.06.07.02       - define monopoly and give an example.
SS.06.07.03       - define trade secret and give an example.
SS.06.07.04       - tell how supply and demand can affect wages.
SS.06.07.05       - explain how changes in supply/demand can affect service wages.
SS.06.07.06       - explain how changes in supply/demand can affect manufacturing wages.
SS.06.07.07       - differentiate service and manufacturing jobs.
SS.06.07.08       - evaluate the effect of competition on production/distribution/consumption.
SS.06.07.09       - synthesize information about economics from diagrams, process charts, and graphs.
SS.06.08  evaluate the function of marketing.
SS.06.08.01       - define marketing.
SS.06.08.02       - define advertising.
SS.06.08.03       - identify examples of advertising.
SS.06.08.04       - evaluate the effect of marketing on consumption and price.
SS.06.09  describe the geography of North America: the US, Canada, and Mexico.
SS.06.09.01       - identify, list, locate, and describe the countries of North America.
SS.06.09.02       - describe the cultural, historic, and economic relationships of NA countries.
SS.06.09.03       - identify the major cities, river, mountain ranges, and geographic features of NA.
SS.06.10  analyze the impact of environment on human societies.
SS.06.10.01       - identify examples of the impact on the development of human cultures.
SS.06.10.02       - compare the impact of humans on the environment in ancient and modern times.
SS.06.10.03       - extrapolate how personal or government actions may impact the environment.
SS.06.10.04       - analyze environmental protection issues.
SS.06.10.05       - identify examples of air, water, and soil pollution.
SS.06.10.06       - identify examples of the depletion of natural resources.
SS.06.10.07       - evaluate the impact of urban sprawl.
SS.06.11  apply information skills to geographical investigation.
SS.06.11.01       - analyze research topics to locate appropriate sources.
SS.06.11.02       - use titles to select information sources for a specific topic.
SS.06.12  describe ancient civilizations.
SS.06.12.01       - identify the location, rulers, accomplishments, and inventions of ancient civilizations.
SS.06.12.02       - identify ancient civilizations of Meso-America.
SS.06.12.03       - identify ancient civilizations of Africa.
SS.06.12.04       - identify ancient civilizations of the Middle East.
SS.06.12.05       - identify ancient civilizations of Asia.
SS.06.12.06       - identify famous leaders of the ancient world.
SS.06.12.07       - identify the modern country now in the location of ancient civilizations.
SS.06.13  analyze the structure of society of ancient civilizations.
SS.06.13.01       - identify terms for rulers such as Caesar, king, pharaoh, and emperor.
SS.06.13.02       - identify terms for workers such as peasant, surf, and villein.
SS.06.13.03       - identify the role of priests in ancient civilizations.
SS.06.13.04       - identify the role of soldiers in ancient civilizations.
SS.06.14  arrange events of world history in a timeline.
SS.06.14.01       - explain the significance of major events in world history.
SS.06.14.02       - identify the time period of important events in world history.
SS.06.14.03       - interpret A.D. and B.C. time designations and apply to a timeline.
SS.06.15  apply information skills to the study of history.
SS.06.15.01       - differentiate the type of information found in various types of reference books.
SS.06.15.02       - select the appropriate type of reference to research a specific topic.
SS.06.15.03       - define the type of information found in an encyclopedia.
SS.06.15.04       - define the type of information found in a novel.
SS.06.15.05       - define the type of information found in an almanac.
SS.06.15.06       - define the type of information found in an advertisement.
SS.06.15.07       - define the type of information found in a dictionary.
SS.06.16  analyze how invention (technology) impacts human society.
SS.06.16.01       - match ancient and modern tools which do the same job (abacus & calculator).
SS.06.16.02       - arrange different stages of a technology/tool on a timeline.
SS.06.16.03       - evaluate the impact of inventions on human society.
SS.06.16.04       - match an invention with the culture and continent where it was produced.
SS.06.16.05       - define major periods in world history.
SS.06.16.06       - match people, continents, historical periods, and inventions.
SS.06.16.07       - identify examples of the impact of invention on economic productivity.
  
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