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Social Studies Content Enhancement Supplements
Available on Flash Drive or CD

Course Example Devices Included Sample CER
Middle School US History I
  • Course Organizer: US History I
  • Unit Organizer: The American Revolution
  • Anchoring Table: School Principal/Colonial Governor
  • Clarifying Table: Declaration of Independence
  • Unit Organizer: Growth and Expansion
  • Comparison Table: New Technologies: Cotten Gin/Reaper/Steamboat/Steam Locamotive
  • Question Exploration Guide: How did the US expand from ocean to ocean?
 
Middle School World History I
  • Course Organizer: World History and Culture I
  • Unit Organizer: Early River Civilizations
  • Concept Diagram: Civilization/Human Settlement
  • Clarifying Table: Code of Hammurabi
  • Order Routine: Contributions of Early Civilizations
  • Unit Organizer: Ancient Greece
  • Clarifying Table: Greek Olympics
  • Concept Diagram: Democracy
 
High School US Government
  • Course Organizer: US Government
  • Unit Organizer: Federalism
  • Concept Diagram: Federalism
  • FRAME: Federal Grants
  • Unit Organizer: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
  • Order Routine: Fist Amendment Freedoms
  • Comparison Table: Civil Liberties/Civil Rights
 
High School US History II
  • Course Organizer: US History II
  • Unit Organizer: The Progressive Era
  • FRAME: Goals of Reformers
  • Order Routine: Roosevelt/Taft/Wilson
  • Unit Organizer: The Great Depression
  • FRAME: New Deal Programs
  • Comparison Table: Response to Great Depression: Hoover/FDR
  • Question Exploration Guide: When the economic policy regarding the Great Depression changed from Hoover to FDR, Hhow did these changes affect the US?
 

 

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