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Generate resourceInquiry 6-8
Generate resourceUnderstand how individual and group values and beliefs have influenced various cultures.
Generate resourceCompare major elements of culture in various modern societies around the world.
Generate resourceExplain how values and beliefs affect human rights, justice, and equality for different groups of people.
Generate resourceCompare how individuals and groups respond to stereotypes, oppression, human rights violations, and genocide.
Generate resourceExplain how the power and authority of various types of governments have created conflict that has led to change.
Generate resourceDistinguish how conflict between religious and secular thought and practice has contributed to change in government.
Generate resourceDeconstruct changes of various modern governments in terms of the benefits and costs to its citizens.
Generate resourceSummarize new ideas that changed political thought in various nations, societies and regions.
Generate resourceExplain the factors and conditions that contribute to the development of economic systems.
Generate resourceExplain how national and international economic decisions reflect and impact the interdependency of societies.
Generate resourceExplain how competition for resources affects the economic relationship among nations.
Generate resourceExplain how economic systems have led to the transformation of various regions around the world and indigenous ways of life.
Generate resourceExplain how push-pull factors of forced and voluntary migrations have affected societies around the world.
Generate resourceExplain the influence of demographic shifts on societies using geographic tools and data.
Generate resourceDistinguish specific turning points of modern world history in terms of lasting impact.
Generate resourceSummarize the influence women, indigenous, racial, ethnic, political, and religious groups have had on historical events and current global issues.
Generate resourceCompare individual and societal responses to globalization in various regions and societies.
Generate resourceCritique the effectiveness of cooperative efforts and consensus-building among nations, regions, and groups from various perspectives.
Generate resourceExplain how slavery, xenophobia, disenfranchisement, ethnocentrism, and intolerance have affected individuals and groups in modern world history.
Generate resourceConstruct a compelling question through a disciplinary lens individually and with peers.
Generate resourceIdentify challenges and opportunities created in addressing local, state, tribal, regional, national, and/or global issues.
Generate resourceAnalyze details, central ideas and inferences from sources using discipline-specific strategies.
Generate resourceAssess the credibility of primary and secondary sources using the origin, authority, structure, credibility, reliability, and context of the sources to guide the selection.
Generate resourceConstruct claims and counterclaims using evidence while pointing out the strengths and limitations of both based on multiple sources.
Generate resourceConstruct arguments consisting of multiple claims with evidence from sources and attention to disciplinary detail.
Generate resourceConstruct responses to supporting and opposing perspectives supported by evidence.
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