Social Studies
Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments in Social Studies
Understanding the social, political, economic, and cultural factors that shaped an historical event.
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Making inferences
Apply logic and reasoning to evidence in social studies readings to draw conclusions.
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Connections between different social studies elements (people, events, places, processes)
Analyze cause and effect, sequence, and relationships among people, places, environments, processes, and events.
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The effect of different social studies concepts on an argument or point-of-view
Analyze how events and social studies ideas shape an author's viewpoint and evaluate the relevance of supporting evidence.
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Identifying bias and propaganda in social studies readings
Recognize one-sided presentations, emotional appeals, loaded language, and other propaganda techniques.